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Vaginal discharge
Hello doctor, thanking u in advance. I'm 23yrs old, I attained my puberty wheb I'm 12yrs old. Even before that I'm having this problem. A white discharge probably in middle of my menstrual cycle is found. It is clear white with no odour or itching. For the past two months its been quite more than before. Is this normal? Or some thing threatening?? should I go for any testing?Will this affect my fertility in anyway? Please answer me doctor.
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white colourless, odourless discharge is a normal secretion in many women in mid cycle when ovulation occurs.This is nature's own way to lubricate vagina to facilitate penetration,because this is the time when chances of conception are maximum. No need to be concerned.All the best.
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Dr. Rita Bakshi
Gynecologist
41 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello,
White discharge is common until and unless it is accompanied with foul smell, itching or pain. It will not affect your fertility.
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Dr. Mamatha Devi S
Gynecologist
34 yrs exp
Bangalore
Don't worry dear.
If there is no odour /itching......you don't have to treat.
White discharge /vaginal secretions vary from one lady to another...its common.
However visit a gynaecologist and ensure that its normal discharge.
Change your inner wear twice a day...
Drink a lot of water.
Have fresh veggies and maintain your immunity.
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