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White discharge in 9th month pregnancy
Hi mam/sir
I'm 34 weeks pregnant.. everyday I'm experiencing little white discharge but to day it is more and like creamy texture...is this sign of labour...or what does this mean...please help
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If it is not watery then there is no danger.
Please consult with your Gynaecologist who has been seeing you during pregnancy.
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If not watery then need not worry
But get examined
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Connect please
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A thin watery discharge is indicative of rupture of membranes
A thick discharge cud be normal vaginal secretionsu need to be examined
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Pls connect for advice
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