Bleeding bright orange

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Though vaginal discharge is normal and necessary to keep the vagina clean, a change in the color of the discharge can indicate the presence of some type of vaginitis. These infections of the vagina are usually quite easy to treat, though they need to be seen by a doctor in order to determine what type of microorganism is causing the infection and how to best treat it. The presence of orange vaginal discharge is relatively uncommon and a strong indicator that there may be an infection. Orange vaginal discharge can range in color from a bright, nearly fluorescent orange to a dark, rusty color. The shade of orange and information about the woman’s menstrual cycle can help a doctor determine what is causing it.

A brightly colored orange vaginal discharge is likely an indication that the patient has some sort of vaginal infection. Various types of bacteria can cause an orange vaginal discharge, and a doctor should be consulted in order to determine what type of antibiotics should be prescribed. Discolored discharge may also have a strong odor, which is a further indication that vaginitis is present.

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