Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
First of all, have you checked a
pregnancy test? These are all signs of pregnancy so this should be the first thing that you check.
If the test is negative, then consider this: about two weeks before your period, you ovulate. After you ovulate, the predominant hormone during the cycle is
progesterone. During this phase of your cycle, leading up to your menses, symptoms such as breast tenderness, cramping (related to ovarian cysts), changes in appetite, and changes in
vaginal discharge are all very common. It is actually a normal report of symptoms based on where you are in your cycle. This is not always the same from cycle to cycle either.
Finally, an abnormal discharge can be associated with vaginal infections and cramping can be caused by infections such as
urinary tract infections. If your symptoms are remarkably different for you based on your prior cycles, then it is probably a good idea to schedule an appointment with your OB/GYN.
I hope that this helps.
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