This is normal and nothing to worry about if it is a clear liquidy substance, but it if gets a weird colour or odor then you may want to get that checked out.
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What Is It?
Normally, vaginal discharge is clear or white. It may become stretchy and slippery during ovulation, about two weeks after your menstrual period. A change in the color or amount of discharge, accompanied by other symptoms, may indicate that you have an infection.
The v****a normally contains bacteria. Bacterial growth is controlled and affected by many different factors, such as acid level (pH) and hormones. Anything that upsets this balance may increase your risk of infection or overgrowth of any of the normal bacteria or by yeast. Possible triggers include:
Antibiotic use
Birth control pills
Douching
Diabetes
Pregnancy
Stress
Tight or synthetic undergarments
Vaginal discharge may result from infection with:
Yeast, also called Candida, a type of fungi that is part of the normal flora of human skin but can also cause infections
Gardnerella, a type of bacteria found normally in the female genital tract that is the cause of bacterial vaginosis
Trichomonas, a type of protozoa, an organism made up of one cell
Sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea or chlamydia also can cause vaginal discharge. Other noninfectious possible causes include inflammation of the v****a, which usually occurs following menopause (atrophic vaginitis), diabetes, which is commonly associated with recurrent yeast infections, or irritation from a scented product such as soap, douches, pads or tampons.
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