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Question: Okay, so I've had my period for a few years now. My most recent cycle ended in the first week of December. Since yesterday, I'm finding this weird stuff in my panties. It's not blood. It's this white wet sticky stuff. Almost like...ew snot or something. And it dries in my panties quickly as well.
Any ideas?
I'm not pregnant! I'm a virgin!
Answers: Okay, so I've had my period for a few years now. My most recent cycle ended in the first week of December. Since yesterday, I'm finding this weird stuff in my panties. It's not blood. It's this white wet sticky stuff. Almost like...ew snot or something. And it dries in my panties quickly as well.
Any ideas?
I'm not pregnant! I'm a virgin!
your vagina normally produces mucous, that is natural, but the fact that your's is "sticky" would indicate to me that you are not drinking enough water each day. The human body requires 2 liters a day to function efficiently, when it doesn't get that much it robs certain areas of water to make sure that vital organs get the water they need. So your poor body is robbing "peter to pay paul" so to speak and your secretions are thick. Drink more water, and wear a panty liner.
it discharge ! dont worry
Women ovulate each month and that produces the type of discharge you are experiencing. If you are still worried, you could check with your doctor, but if you are not sexually active then I wouldn't worry.
That is normal vaginal discharge. It usually gets heavier when you are ovulating so that's why you're noticing it now. You're fine. Don't worry.
Does it smell or itch? It could be an infection that needs attention, or it could just be the lining renewing itself, it does that every so many weeks or something like that. If it doesn't go away on it's own in a couple of days - Get checked out in case it's an infection - but don't worry, infections, especially yeast infections are very easy to "fix" and don't do long term harm - think of them as a slight cold in a private spot, it's nothing to be ashamed/worried/embarassed about. We get infections from so many things - stress, diet, hormones, etc... but it does need to be checked out.
well you get cold .
Drink tea and water to get often to the toilette.
It is also happening to me in winter when it is cold and i am wearing jeans and top
my mother wants to kill me?
it may be sign of leucorreha. get medical opinion.
It is probably just the normal discharge and if your ovulating it will be thicker and more of it. But to be on the safe side I would go to the doctor just to make sure it isn't infection. Itching, redness, and irritation are common symptoms but this may be the beginning of an infection. Don't worry to much though it may not be anything at all but it is better to be safe than sorry. Hope that this helps.