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Yes it is normal to have vaginal discharge daily. A milky colored discharge is normal discharge
It depends on what type of discharge. If the discharge is blood, then of course it is normal.
an increase in discharge could possibly be sign of pregnancy, however if it is a change in color from your normal there could also be a possible infection.
Normal discharge varies in every woman and also changes depending on where you are in your cycle. Most discharge is either white, clear, or slightly yellow. It does not have an odor and can be thick or thin. If you notice a change in your discharge that is abnormal (such as color, consistency or smell), you should consult your doctor as it may be an indication of an infection.
Yes, it is normal for females to have vaginal discharge after sex. This discharge helps to clean and lubricate the vagina. However, if there are changes in color, smell, or consistency, it may be a sign of infection and a medical professional should be consulted.
Females get discharge throughout their entire menstrual cycles. The normal colour is a white or cream, sometimes also clear, and it should continue throughout your entire cycle.
This is slight vaginal discharge. This is very normal and common. However, if this discharge changes to a darker color and also causes burning, contact your doctor ASAP.
The discharge from BV can be a different color from woman to woman. There is not 1 specific color.
is it normal to have some discharge tissue during pregnancy
Having a clear vaginal liquid at certain times of the month is perfectly normal. Vaginal discharge changes in color and consistency throughout the month. Of the discharge changes in color drastically or if it smells strange, you should consult your doctor.
Women tend to have more vaginal discharge during their ovulation period. This type of discharge should be virtually colorless and odorless. However, if the discharge has a foul odor and/or has a color of yellow, green, or looks curdlike with perhaps itchyness, this could be a sigh of an infection. Jessica