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Vaginal Discharge


By definition vaginal discharge is any substance secreted by the vagina. The discharge can vary in consistency, color and smell and it is formed by normal bacteria and cells from the vagina. Discharge from the vagina is normal, especially during childbearing years, and the consistency will vary during the regular menstrual cycle. A normal vaginal discharge will be white or transparent in color, thick to thin in consistency and odorless. During ovulation, there is a lot of discharge produced and it is typically clear in color and stretchy in consistency. A thick, white vaginal discharge is common at the beginning and end of the menstrual cycle. Besides ovulation, sexual excitement and emotional stress can increase the amount of normal vagina discharge.

Bacteria in the vagina are controlled by several factors including acid (ph) level and hormones. Upsetting the normal balanceVaginal Discharge During Pregnancy can increase risk of infection or overgrowth of the bacteria. Things that can trigger an imbalance of normal vaginal bacteria levels include use of antibiotics, use of birth control pills, douching, diabetes, pregnency, stress, and tight or synthetic undergarments. To help treat vaginal discharge that may be a problem it is recommended to keep the genital area clean and dry, avoid douching, eat yogurt with live cultures, and try to reduce stress levels.

A change in the color, amount, or smell of vaginal discharge may be a sign of an infection. Conditions that may arise as a result of a vaginal infection include vaginal yeast infection, bacterial vaginosis, trichomonas, forgotten tampon, cervical or vaginal cancer, and sexually transmitted deseases. Call your doctor if your experience vaginal discharge that is associated with fever or pain in the pelvis or abdomen, you have unexplained thirst or appetite, wieght loss, increased urinary frequency, you think the discharge may be related to medication, you are concerned you have a sexually transmitted disease, you have blisters of other lesions on your vagina, or you have a burning sensation when urinating.

 
 

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