No, the white vaginal does not stop before the period. This is one natural way that the vagina cleans itself.
It is normal and may also to have a greater consistency before or after your period. Some people just have more fluids than others. IF it is smelly, it is most likely an infection; go to the doctor.
well, because this topic is menstruation, that "sticky white stuff" is vaginal discharge
There is no such thing as white blood, so what you are experiencing before menstruation is discharge. Discharge amounts in females vary, but white discharge that does not have any smell is perfectly normal. The function of discharge is to keep the vagina clean and moist.
White dischare before or after your menstruation cycle is completely normal.
If there is slime in your underwear, you may have a vaginal discharge which may look like a translucent or white slime. Discharge is completely normal and helps flush out bacteria in the vagina.
A vaginal discharge before a period is normal as is in pregnancy. See a doctor if you suspect you may be pregnant.
No. Your period is blood, so it will be red. You may just be experiencing vaginal discharge which is white. It is nothing to worry about. If you do not get your period right away it is probably coming soon. This is completely normal though. Most women experience vaginal discharge a few days before their period.
The white discharge you are having , has nothing to do with periods , it s more likely you have a vaginal infection.
Usually white
You have aids... maybee
Vaginal Discharge.
The vagina loses discharge naturally as its a natural vaginal lubrication. Excessive vaginal discharge can be a sign of pregnancy or ovulation.
it is called discharge
Vaginal discharge.
If there is vaginal discharge that is watery white, but there is no itching or odor for a month, this is a completely natural bodily function.
Your discharge would be white before menstruation.You may also experience spotting so see brown or pink discharge.
The white stuff is vaginal discharge, amongst other functions it helps keep your vagina clean and healthy, this starts as you enter puberty - discharge has no relation to when you have your first period, the most anyone can say is that menarch tents to occur within four years of starting puberty. Thus if you're experiencing discharge you should see your first period within four years.