Yes it is normal to have vaginal discharge daily. A milky colored discharge is normal discharge
Don't jump to conclusions as it is quite common for women to have this and it is vaginal discharge. Some women wear pantyliners daily to prevent having this in their underwear.
Normal daily hair loss is the natural result of the three phases of the hair growth cycle.
About 2,000 to 2,300 caloires daily or so.
Lymphatic discharge, the whitish shmutz that you find on the jewellery as you are cleaning it. This is a never ending discharge that the body generates to lubricate the tissue in the piercing. Aftercare is a daily process and must be done to prevent this from building up and creating that "scent" that is less than pleasing. Washing the piercings with a good liquid antibacterial soap like "Softsoap" and cleaning the jewellery daily will cut this discharge down and with it the smell that goes along with the discharge. Be sure to dilute the soap with a little water so it's easier to rinse off and out of the piercing.
For some people it is try using lotion on it daily! :)
It is true- its a hormonal discharge.
Yes,Its part of your sexuality.
Don't jump to conclusions as it is quite common for women to have this and it is vaginal discharge. Some women wear pantyliners daily to prevent having this in their underwear.
Yes, all people with a vagina will have discharge at all times.Discharge is how the vagina stays clean and healthy, discharge flushes out dead cells as well as maintaining healthy pH and protecting vaginal tissues from damage - just like tears in the eyes or snot in the nose. When aroused lubrication is produced by the Bartholin Glands lower in the vagina, this is slightly different to normal vaginal discharge women experience daily.
If it's related to pregnancy, you'll be cured when you deliver. But know that a clear or white vaginal discharge is a normal, daily part of life as a women. The discharge disappears after menopause. At that point, some women find the lack of discharge makes the genital so uncomfortable that they buy artificial vaginal fluid at the store so they aren't itchy and sore. If your discharge has an odor, off-color, or comes with itching, get a check up.
Yes, thick vaginal discharge on underwear can make the underwear stiff when it dries. Discharge changes with hormonal changes so sometimes it will be thicker than others days, and that's normal. You can use pantiliners to deal with this but it's not very hygienic to use pantiliners daily as it prevents air flow to your genitals, not to mention it's expensive and wasteful. As long as a girl changes her underwear daily it's absolutely fine.
If your discharge has a bad odor then there is a reason for that, such as a vaginal infection such as Bacterial Vaginosis. You need to see your doctor to determine the cause of your bad vaginal odor, from there they can offer treatment options such as antibiotics. If the issue of odor continues you need to address your hygiene, for example wash daily with water only (no soaps) and avoid daily liners.
If a woman has complaints of vaginal discharge or odor, than coccobacilli on a pap smear can be treated with vaginal cleocin, vaginal metronidazole, or metronidazole 500 mg tablets twice daily for seven days. If she has no complaints, no treatment is indicated.
I don't have an answer, but I HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM. Really frustrating!
no they will not but actually they will not be able to do daily works even can't walk as normal as they used .
There are several home remedies to cure vaginal swelling. Taking 500 mg of oregano oil daily, eating more yogurt, consuming more garlic, and drinking cranberry juice will help with vaginal swelling.
Feeling wet in your vagina or vulva area is due to discharge.A woman starts to get discharge as she enters puberty, it continues throughout your life only starting to reduce as the woman enters menopause - it's normal to have discharge daily as it is discharge that keeps your vagina clean and healthy.Discharge serves several functions:Flushes out dead cells, dirt and bacteria from inside the vagina.It's pH is acidic to kill 'bad' bacteria but let 'good' bacteria thrive.It keeps vaginal tissues moist to prevent discomfort or damage.Changes as hormones change, telling you what's happening in your body.Increases when aroused to allow pain-free, safe, and pleasurable sex.Cervical mucus around ovulation helps sperm survive and reach the egg.As long as thno irritation or bad odour being wet down below is totally normal.