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 Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 6:10 pm
i posted this here bc u ppl r mature girls who understand me.
so my period just ended.
im having teh usual discharges.
but theyve never been that bad.
now im in underwear and shortz.
nothing else lower then the waste.
other then legs.
my discharges r going throo my pants <.< and onto teh seat as we speak.
is this normal?
or just talk about ur period/discharge problems
dont get embarresed or grossed out.
its normal stare
ps i recently started my first period back in nov. so im a noob to it ._.
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Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 9:10 pm
What is the consistency, just so we can get any idea of what type of discharge you're dealing with. Color and how thick it is would be a great help.
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Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 10:57 pm
A half a cup Satanical, a teaspoon Puritanical,
Stirred with a bloody hand
A quarter cup Messiahcal, a sprinkle of Maniacal
And now I’m a Mechanical Man Oozing through your undies and shorts?
o_o
I'd go see a doctor about that.
I've been on my period for about... four years now, and mine has never been that thick.
x.x;; ♥
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Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 8:15 am
mine, neither. but i don't think thats much of a reason to see a doctor just yet. just like some girls have heavier periods, maybe some girls have heavier discharge?
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[heart attack] Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 12:48 pm
That's just the discharge?
Some perfectly healthy girls wear a panty liner all month because of discharge, but I've never heard of it soaking that much. Considering that you haven't had your period much yet, this could just be a temporary effect of fluctuating hormones.
But you should still probably see a doctor, just in case.
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Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 3:44 pm
Try a pad for your discharge.
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Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 7:46 pm
I would use pantyliner, but I'm all out.
Pads are too thick and uncomfortable.
@HeartAttack: Maybe. Because usually my period is light.
BTW: This is Kitten.
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Posted: Thu May 31, 2007 9:23 am
That doesn't sound normal. I get pretty serious discharge, but not that serious...
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Posted: Thu May 31, 2007 2:42 pm
LadyFusion I would use pantyliner, but I'm all out.
Pads are too thick and uncomfortable.
@HeartAttack: Maybe. Because usually my period is light.
BTW: This is Kitten. xD
I wish I had the liberty to feel the way you do.
I have the curse of an abnormally heavy flow.
Thank goodness at the moment all I have is maybe 3 periods a year. Because I'm thirteen. My mom says it won't last long though.
Woopdeedoo! xD
But yeah...I have to use the EXTRA thick ones.
xD
Ya get used to em I suppose.
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Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 11:36 am
That should not be normal. I read in a magazine that your discharge isn't normal if it leaks through like that. You really need to see a doctor. D:
I use pantyliners too. But at night you guys should try sleeping without your underwear on when you don't have your period because it's a better way to protect yourselves from infections. Also remember your smells cause if it smells like fish or something, not normal.
And sometimes it seems like I don't get my periods every month like I'm supposed to, but then when I get it, its been like one month past so it's normal. If it gets to 3 and you're older than 15, it's not normal. Unless you also just started your period, then the cycles are weird. Or so I've read. D:
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XxAcid_Dipped_WafflesxX Crew
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Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 10:02 pm
R A W R Yeah I agree. See a doctor because I have huge flows too but not that bad. It may just be a beginning period thing but still, see a doctor. R A W R
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Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 2:45 am
I don't know. I've had my period solidly every month for the last eleven years. Never missed one. Although, mine lasts three days and I loose five pounds afterwards. But even still, that should eventually even out and get regular as I grow older.
But I don't know about after period discharges. I'd see a doctor just to be safe, because that sounds particularly heavy, and in the meantime, wear pads or pantyliners, or the fake, paper underwear. (I had to do that when I first started, because the pads didn't catch everything.)
It's never a bad idea to check things out with a doctor. Even if there's nothing wrong, you want to have that assurance, right? Go with your mom or a friend if it makes you feel better.
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Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2007 11:25 am
 "I think I'm drowning, asphyxiated . I want to break the spell that you've created . . .I wish I could help, I truly do, but I've never had such problems.
My periods have been regular ever since I started [which I don't like. Periods are such a pain. D: ], and this discharge that y'all are talking about . . .
I dunno, does it always start after the period?
And, if so, for how long?
I haven't really put much thought into it since I don't really have any problems, but I think my discharge comes before my period.
But I dunno.
I'm probably making a big deal out of nothing.
And, since I'm sorta spamming the thread, I'm gonna look some stuff up for ya.
:]
I know someone already said some of this, but I'll put it here again:
A vaginal discharge is considered abnormal if it is
* Heavier than usual
* Thicker than usual
* Puslike
* White and clumpy (like cottage cheese)
* Grayish, greenish, yellowish, or blood-tinged
* Foul- or fishy-smelling
* Accompanied by itching, burning, a rash, or soreness
I'd put more from this page I'm on, but I don't want to gross or freak y'all out.
Here is the page I got the information on if you want to read the rest of the article.
Hope that helped! . . . You're something beautiful, a contradiction. I want to play the game. I want the friction."
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Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2007 10:38 am
Well I have this little guide book and it tell you facts and stuff about periods, and it says " Any discharge which:
- smells unpleasant
- is thick
- is yellowish or darker
- causes itching or burning
can be a sign of infection
You should see a doctor who will be able to recommend the proper treatment. But don't worry - vaginal infections are very common, can easily be treated and are nothing to worry about.
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Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 10:29 am
That's a little extreme. o.O
Is it like whiteish, clearish liquidy stuff?
I get that too, but not as bad.
I wear a panty liner everyday, that helps me, but I'd recommend you see a doctor about that.
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