Scooping Out White Discharge at Joel Rudolph blog

Scooping Out White Discharge. White milky white vaginal discharge is usually a sign of a normal menstrual cycle. If your discharge is white, but seems thicker than usual or causes itching, it may be a yeast infection. You might have discharge that smells bad or looks strange to you. Healthy vaginal discharge ranges from clear to a milky white, with as many shades in between as you’ll find in a paint store. A sticky, egg white like discharge is typical in the first half of your cycle and the discharge becomes thicker and more milky white in the latter half. Your discharge can give you a clue about what stage. If your vaginal discharge is clear or white. If so, contact your health. Thick, white discharge is typical during the menstrual cycle and usually indicate ovulation. Thin, watery, white discharge can be a sign of bacterial vaginosis (bv) or a sexually transmitted infection (sti) when accompanied by a foul smell, burning, itching, and pain or discomfort. Or you might feel itching or pain.

If your vaginal discharge is clear or white. Or you might feel itching or pain. You might have discharge that smells bad or looks strange to you. A sticky, egg white like discharge is typical in the first half of your cycle and the discharge becomes thicker and more milky white in the latter half. Your discharge can give you a clue about what stage. Healthy vaginal discharge ranges from clear to a milky white, with as many shades in between as you’ll find in a paint store. If so, contact your health. White milky white vaginal discharge is usually a sign of a normal menstrual cycle. Thin, watery, white discharge can be a sign of bacterial vaginosis (bv) or a sexually transmitted infection (sti) when accompanied by a foul smell, burning, itching, and pain or discomfort. Thick, white discharge is typical during the menstrual cycle and usually indicate ovulation.

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Scooping Out White Discharge Thin, watery, white discharge can be a sign of bacterial vaginosis (bv) or a sexually transmitted infection (sti) when accompanied by a foul smell, burning, itching, and pain or discomfort. Your discharge can give you a clue about what stage. You might have discharge that smells bad or looks strange to you. Thin, watery, white discharge can be a sign of bacterial vaginosis (bv) or a sexually transmitted infection (sti) when accompanied by a foul smell, burning, itching, and pain or discomfort. Thick, white discharge is typical during the menstrual cycle and usually indicate ovulation. A sticky, egg white like discharge is typical in the first half of your cycle and the discharge becomes thicker and more milky white in the latter half. If so, contact your health. White milky white vaginal discharge is usually a sign of a normal menstrual cycle. Healthy vaginal discharge ranges from clear to a milky white, with as many shades in between as you’ll find in a paint store. If your vaginal discharge is clear or white. If your discharge is white, but seems thicker than usual or causes itching, it may be a yeast infection. Or you might feel itching or pain.