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Q: Watery Vaginal Discharge and Verifiable Signs of Pregnancy
asked by: DoctorQuestion on January 15th, 2006
I was just wondering, my period is late and im having really watery discharge (never had it to be watery before) just wondering if it is a symptom of pregnancy??? if not what could be causing it and is it normal???


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on January 23rd, 2006
Early Pregnancy Signs and Symptoms Answer A173
A late period is the first (but not 100% sound) sign of pregnancy. That’s why a pregnancy has to be confirmed by both a pregnancy test and an ultrasound to be certain. Watery discharge is not a sign of EARLY pregnancy, but it can be a sign of vaginal infection. You can take a pregnancy test to find out if you are pregnant and can then proceed to a gynecologist for a colposcopy and a microbiological vaginal smear to check for infection.


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