Early Pregnancy Signs and Symptoms Forum - Increased Discharge And Frequent Vaginal Orgasms

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Q: Increased Discharge And Frequent Vaginal Orgasms

asked by: Star25 on August 10th, 2007

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Is increased discharge a sign of pregnancy? Its very clear and wet. I also feel that when I try to have an orgasm there are many orgasms or contractions within my vagina. I also have breast tenderness. I had unprotected sex one week after a missed period. Could I have ovulated after that point? Is their any possibility of pregnancy? My menstrual period will be 4 weeks late on Tuesday.

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young Girl

replied on August 10th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

you can get pregnant any time of month
so yes if you had unprotected sex you could most definately be pregnant

discharge is normal howvere for all women
pregnant women often get increased amount of discharge expecially towards the end of pregnancy
but it is normal for women in general to have discharge

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