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PostPosted: 11/28/05 - 00:07    Post subject: Help! Vote now! Reply with quote
Ok this is going to sound weird. Lately, i noticed that my discharge is like stringy. It gets like stuck in my underwear and sometimes i have to pull my underwear away from my vagina because it will stick. Its white color and it doesnt really smell. Is this normal?
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PostPosted: 11/28/05 - 07:56    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
During ovulation women usually have stronger vaginal discharge, that is stringy and odorless. I also have it. It doesn’t really sticks to my vagina but there is always some on my panties. Sometimes, there is so much that I can even scratch it. I consider this normal.

However, vaginal discharge may indicate any of the vaginal conditions especially STDs. As far as I know, this discharge usually has different colour and awful smell but don’t take my words for granted. If you had unsafe sex and you suspect any of the disease, you should have yourself checked.
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