Usually not, B.V which is bacterial vaginosis is an infection that can occur in most women. Signs include foul smelling discharge, excess discharge and can have a gray or white tint. The effects that you can have are itching, swelling of the vagina, and burning with urination. But in fact most women do not have any of these effects. The reason it can be harmful is if you are pregnant it has been known to sometimes lead to premature births, and it can interfere with surgeries like abortion. Either way its good to get it looked at by a doctor to give antibiotics and make sure it isn't chlamydia or gonorrhea. Hope this helped :)
smelly brown discharge is STD please get checked. Smelly is the key word here. If you are having brown discharge that smells like old blood discuss changing to a different pill, you may need a mini-pill.
Vaginal discharge is the hallmark to STD.. get tested. Brown smelly discharge is Gonnorhea. If it is ordorless brown discharge around the 28th day when your cycle would have been, that is a normal side effect of the treatment and a pant liner should take care of it. It should be less than 2 tablespoons of drainage. If it is more in volume and it's persistent... refrain from sex and get tested for STD.
It could mean you have some sort of infection/std, and should get it checked out.
not really.. vaginal discharges may be a result of STD's or bacterial infections which does not necessarily mean you are infertile...
A penile discharge after contracting an STD
It is impossible to say on here what your brownish discharge is, you need to go to a doctor or clinic. Also there is no such thing as JUST an STD.
In most rare cases it is normal but in regular cases it means that you have had an miscarriage or you might have and std called chlamydia or gonorrhea.
A green discharge is a sign of a bacterial STD. Go to the doctor and get it taken care of.
No. It is a discharge, more likely to be an STD. It certainly does nor indicate pregnancy. Should you be experiencing such you should seek medical attention.
You should definitely see you're doctor. This could be signs of an std such as gonorrhea or something as simple as a bacterial infection in your vagina.
well you could google information on miscarriage but as far as i understand when you miscarriage it is similar to your period only heavier than usual and late.. so no it could just be normal discharge or it could be an STD..
Having fatigue doesn't mean you have a STD.