I’m taking oral contraceptives and am not due for a period but am getting a brown discharge. There’s no smell or discomfort. Just wondering what i could be due to? is it possible that it’s due to an ovarian cyst?
hello gemma it could be any one of the answers you were given and they all vary so you would be better off going to see you practice nurse at you local gp surgery and she will give you her professional opinion
I am 40 weeks pregnant as of today and this is my first baby. I am dilated about 2 cm. and haven’t had any contractions. I feel this urge to go urinate and I have little control over my bladder. Once I go to the bathroom there is like this clear, sticky thing coming out of me…something like the vaginal discharge, except this one is really clear. Could it be that my water has broken? Its been going on all day, although as far as I know when my water breaks there will be a lot of it coming out at once…….please help.
A lot of times the water doesn’t come out all at once. And if this discharge is clear and has no odor then good chance is that your water broke. Call labor and delivery or your doctor. If all else falls go to the er but don’t ignore that.
I have been experiencing a lot of odourless white vaginal discharge. At first I thought it was probably just bacterial vaginosis as I have had this diagnosed before (it was odourless then, too) but now it has changed to sort of lumpy. Not cottage cheese, although there is SLIGHT itching. I don’t know if it’s maybe thrush but slightly different from the last time I’ve had it?
So, can thrush look more like clots of normal white discharge?
P.s My periods are irregular but I should be expecting my next period this week. I have taken a pregnancy test and it was negative.
You should call and check with your doctor or the nurse at that office. It doesn’t sound like a yeast infection and it might go away once your period is over.
A pregnant woman presents with a thin white copius vaginal discharge with a very bad odor. Microscopic examiniation of the discharge reveals epithelial cells covered with bacteria.
What is the disease in your case study?
What is the prescribed treatment for your disease?
Based upon the symptoms presented, I’m thinking…you should do your own homework.
embarrassing question, but need to know.. for women only?
I am 6 months pregnant and am married, me and my husband are not having problems and I have all std test’s ran and everything came back normal…..
well like 2 days ago, I noticed a bump on the outside of my vagina, on the lip, and at first it didn’t bother me, but now it’s gotten bigger and it looks like it has pus in it.. it is disgusting, I have never had this happen before, I am gonna go to the doctor and find out what it is, but what I want to know is have anyone else experienced this??
I am freaking out about it.. it looks almost like a big hard pimple that is about to pop.. I know it sounds nasty but I want to give as much details, so you can get a good picture of what I’m talking about… If you know anything or had this happen please give me some advice.. it is painful and a little itchy, but I have no vaginal odor or discharge, it’s just this annoying big bump, that’s driving me nut’s… please help…??
That happened to me when I was pregnant. My doctor said to pop it or she would. If I remember correctly it is something to do w/ hormones to much of something. Good luck!
I have a daily white vaginal dischare that is not a yeast infection, is this normal?
I’m 21 years old, for the last few months i’ve had yest infections and been treated for it. I continued to have a white vaginal discharge after the medications. I went to my doctor for tests and there was no sign of infections. Is this normal? If it is not an infection and i’m having these white discharges everyday what could it be?
it’s a regular discharge and it’ll get thicker and thicker when you start to ovulate and it’ll get stickier and it also means you are fertile and your the sticker the discharge it’s a good chance for reproduction, and if reproduction doesn’t occur more than likely a period is coming. if there’s pain, itchiness, and smelly discharge a vaginal infection has set in.
Large amounts of white, slime- like vaginal discharge?
Every single day, since I was 15 or something (20 now) I’ve had huge amounts of white discharge. Often it has clear slime like things in it aswell, stringy stuff you can pull as if its a slimey rubber string. I have no itching, it doesent smell. Its just extremely annoying because huge amounts of it come out during the day. In the shower I usually pull out tons of it so its not AS bad during the day, but I’m afraid if I’m in a place where I can’t shower for a day there would be extremely huge amounts coming out. Doctor said she couldnt find anything wrong with me but I have a hard time believing this is normal, yeast medication does not work at all. what the hell is this? anyone had the same problem?
If this is normal cervical mucous, is there no way to reduce the amount? I’d do anything, its so embarassing.
Discharge is normal, it flushes out dead cells and bacteria from your vagina and protects by keeping vaginal walls moist so not to dry or split, and thanks to discharge your vagina is cleaner than your mouth. You have discharge all the time, changing as hormones change, you may notice it more around ovulation as it becomes slippery and stretchy to protect sperm so it can reach the egg. Even during your period you have discharge, you just don’t notice it amongst your menstrual flow. You can see changes throughout your menstrual cycle and knowing these changes helps you see when you are fertile and if you have an infection. Things to look out for are unusual colour, bad odour, itching, or odd texture which could be a sign of infection that would require treatment – this is the only time you should be considered about your discharge, otherwise discharge is totally healthy.
What you are describing is the definition of what cervical mucus should be, this is fluid created by your cervix when you are fertile, leading up to and during ovulation. This fluid is needed to achieve conception as it protects sperm against the acidic environment of your vagina; it also helps the sperm swim up to meet the egg. Hell lady I know millions of women who would kill for such healthy clearly defined cervical mucus. At 20 years old if no one has explained to you discharge or cervical mucus, baring in mind this not just about your body but how babies are made, then it’s time you looked into these things yourself. Check out the web sites for Fertility Awareness Method (FAM) which is used as both birth control method and aid in conception and works by monitoring cycle changes such as this cervical mucus so will teach you a lot about your menstrual cycles and how to recognise changes associated with hormonal cycles. Specifically take a look at this page http://www.babyhopes.com/articles/cervical-mucus.html that explains cervical mucus, Wikipedia has an entry too http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cervical_mucus#Cervical_mucus
