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PostPosted: 08/05/06 - 03:10    Post subject: increase in vaginal fluid after having sex Vote now! Reply with quote

after having sex for the first time i began expirience an increase in the "normal" amount daily vaginal discharge. It was more urine-based than thick and mucas like. is this normal??
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PostPosted: 08/09/06 - 19:00    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

It is normal, I get this excessive “liquidy” discharge all the time after having sex regularly. I usually get it immediately after having an orgasm, some people say that is female ejaculatory discharge.
Besides this “ejaculatory” discharge, I do have excessive discharge for a few days. It is white, “fluidy”, non-fragrant and annoying but normal-so they say.
The glands normally produce more discharge after excessive or regular sex, so don’t worry-you are fine.
If, however, this discharge persists, and you start experiencing some more symptoms or the discharge becomes smelly, then you should see a gynecologist.
Since you became a woman now, you should have regular gynecologist exams annually or every six months.
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