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Q: 2 + Pregnancy Tests with Mucus Secretions...am I Pregnant?
asked by: DoctorQuestion on July 27th, 2006
had 2 positive ept tests but m having raw egg white mucus coming out...am i pregnant>? last period was 6-24-06, its 27th now, still do not have my mens.


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on July 31st, 2006
Pregnancy Answer A1276
If your pregnancy test is positive, then you are most likely pregnant. You can request an ultrasound to confirm a normal pregnancy and to exclude a few rare conditions (ectopic pregnancy, molla etc.). An ultrasound is also diagnostic confirmation of a positive pregnancy test result (more reliable than a urine analysis). Pregnant women have increased vaginal discharge. In your case, it seems that a vaginal infection must first be excluded. You can follow up with both examinations at the office of a gynecologist.


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