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Female Fluid Release
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Expect changes in appearance over the month. It’s completely normal for the appearance of your vaginal discharge to vary slightly over the course of your menstrual cycle . Changes in the appearance of discharge occur because your vagina is responsible for a number of different functions. This includes cleaning itself, staying moist, and fighting off potential infections. [2]
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Keep track of your period so you will know when to expect certain changes.
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Inspect the clarity midway through your cycle . Clear, sticky discharge is common and completely normal. It indicates that you’re currently in the ovulation stage of your menstrual cycle. This means that you have a higher chance of getting pregnant during this period. [3]
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Look for creamy, white discharge. Check for this just before and after your period. Thick, creamy, and white-colored discharge is also completely normal. When it dries on the lining of your underwear, it can appear slightly yellowish in color. [4]
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Expect clear, watery discharge. Normal monthly hormonal fluctuations during your menstrual cycle can trigger clear and watery discharge. You might experience a large amount after exercising. Don’t worry if you see this in your underwear. [5]
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Don't be alarmed by brown discharge near the end of your period. This is a result of your uterus shedding old blood and tissue. Although the color may look worrying, it should return to a normal white or clear color after a few days. [6]
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Relax if it’s odorless or nearly odorless. Normal vaginal discharge should have little to no smell. However, you shouldn’t worry if you have a slight odor, especially after you’ve been sweating. If you haven’t been having periods long, get used to your normal odor before you hit the panic button. [7]
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Measure the amount of discharge. Check the diameter of the stain on your underwear. If it’s about the width of a quarter, 2-pence, or 2 € coin, it’s normal. The actual amount will vary depending on the stage of your menstrual cycle and the level of hormones your body is releasing. Expect this to happen everyday. [8]
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Don’t panic if you notice more discharge during or after sexual arousal. This is your body’s way of preparing itself for penetration. It’s perfectly normal.
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Enjoy ejaculation. That’s right. Women can ejaculate, too! When stimulated properly, your vagina can release a small amount of milky white discharge during orgasm. This is perfectly normal and usually indicates a very pleasurable experience.
Your vagina or urethra might also "squirt" a clear, watery fluid during orgasm. This is also perfectly normal, and all women can experience it. This kind of discharge is chemically similar to urine, but it’s not the same thing. [9]
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Expect your discharge to change over the years. The color, texture, and amount of your discharge will change over the course of your life. Any fluctuation in your hormone levels can trigger these changes. This includes puberty , pregnancy, childbirth, your sexual peak, menopause, and fluctuations caused by hormonal contraception. [10]
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Also, keep in mind that everyone has a unique cervical fluid pattern.
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Call your doctor if you notice sudden changes. Look for foul or fishy odor, odd color, unusual thickness, or sudden changes in the quantity of your discharge. These are signs that you could have an infection . However, only a qualified doctor or nurse practitioner can give you a proper diagnosis and treatment plan. [11]
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Look for cloudy, yellow discharge. Cloudy, yellow discharge looks like nasal mucous from a cold. It may indicate that you have gonorrhea, especially if you experience burning during urination. [12]
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If you’re not sexually active, it could be bacterial vaginosis (BV), especially if it’s accompanied by itching, burning, or a foul odor. [13]
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Check for bloody or brown discharge. If you’re not currently menstruating or taking hormonal contraception, bloody or brown discharge is usually abnormal. If you have brown discharge accompanied by pelvic pain, you could have endometriosis or a damaged reproductive organ. A number of other issues like menopause and (in rare cases) cervical cancer can also cause brown discharge. [14]
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Brown spotting may also be an early sign of pregnancy due to the implantation of a fertilized egg in the uterus. If you’ve had unprotected sex recently and think you might be pregnant, buy a home pregnancy test or see a doctor.
If you experience pain with brown discharge, you might have an ectopic pregnancy, in which a fertilized egg grows in the fallopian tube. This is a potentially deadly situation that must be treated as soon as possible. [15]
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Identify frothy yellow- or green-tinged discharge. This is a symptom of a sexually transmitted infection called trichomoniasis. [16]
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It’s usually accompanied by a foul smell and pain during urination. [17]
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Symptoms are most prevalent after your period. [18]
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Look for a thick, white discharge that resembles cottage cheese. Thick, cheese-like discharge indicates a vaginal yeast infection. [19]
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It usually comes with vaginal itching, swelling, and pain during sexual intercourse. You can develop a yeast infection whether you’re sexually active or abstinent. [20]
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Examine your underwear for gray-colored discharge. Grey discharge may indicate BV. The other main symptom is a fishy odor, especially after sex or during your period. Although BV can be sexually transmitted, any disruption in the normal bacteria of your vagina can trigger it. [21]
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Look for additional symptoms. Do this especially if you’re unsure whether your vaginal discharge is normal or abnormal. Discomfort with abnormal discharge may indicate a vaginal infection. Call your doctor if you experience:
Pain or burning while urinating
Vaginal itching or swelling
Sores or rashes in your vaginal area
Pain during sexual intercourse
Pelvic pain not related to your period or premenstrual syndrome (PMS) [22]
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