White Vaginal Discharge, Do Not Have Period.?!
Question: I don't have my period yet and I am experiencing white discharge all of the time. It isn't monthly & has been going on for months on months. However, I don't itch either, so I think that eliminates yeast infection. It is a white gooey substance. But when it dries it turns yellow. It is odorless, too, when white. When it turns yellow, it has a very very very light smell.... I have searched for it and can't find anything, help!
Answers: I don't have my period yet and I am experiencing white discharge all of the time. It isn't monthly & has been going on for months on months. However, I don't itch either, so I think that eliminates yeast infection. It is a white gooey substance. But when it dries it turns yellow. It is odorless, too, when white. When it turns yellow, it has a very very very light smell.... I have searched for it and can't find anything, help!
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Usually before you menstruate - your vagina cleans itself. The discharge is usually thick - white and odorless. Its normal. Just dont douche or use harsh soap or anything to irritate yourself.
YUCK, it's a yeast infection
Just part of being a woman.....it might also be a bacterial thing going on. IF, its bothering you go to a Dr.
it may just be nornal discharge. the vagina does that as its way of cleaning. somedays will be lighter than others or non existant at all. then usually the period will begin. if you are very nervous just go to the doc to make sure everything is ok. you could have bladder infection. and all yeast infection dont itch. just get checked to be certain.
completely normal, and you will get it all the time.
it's normal, so relax...
everyone has it!! :) it means you are healthy
It's just something you get before menstruation begins. Nothing to worry about.
This is totally normal its called cervical fluid. It can help you to determine your fertility on any given day. It has to do with your body trying to make your vagina more accommodating for seamen to live.
Completely normal, get used to it.