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The environment of a normal, healthy, vagina is acidic with a pH of roughly 5. It is semen (males) that is alkaline. The vagina needs to remain acidic to kill off bad bacteria that can cause infections. The more alkaline the environment, the higher the risk of being susceptible to infection. If your doctor actually said this, please consider switching doctors immediately. This is basic, anatomy 101 material that even a first year pre-med student would learn.
As for the OP topic, excessive vaginal discharge immediately after menstruation that is either milky white, thin, watery or clear is how the vagina cleans itself. It is also a response to the hormonal changes taking place to prepare for ovulation which typically happens between 3-5 days after menstruation (varies per female).
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