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How do I know when i'm getting my time of year?

Well all women are different, but "none" is not the correct answer. Discharge that is clear or white, next to no foul odor or itching is actually very respectable. The vagina is constantly trying to cleans itself of bacteria and infection, and discharge is it's natural passageway of doing so. It varies for many women, depending on age, hormones, sexual movement, and the time in your cycle. It is common for plentiful women to have a brownish discharge mid cycle when they are ovulating. Also, teenage girls own a fair amount of discharge because of their hormonal changes. Some girls own to wear panty liners because they get a adequate amount during the day, and that is completely majority. Also if you are sexual active, the body is trying to clean out the germs from sex, and you may experience an increase in discharge. After I was done beside puberty, my discharge became very street lamp or I had none at all, and this is middle-of-the-road as well. As long as it is not greenish, stinky, or itchy, it is normal. If you experience an extreme renovate in your discharge you may want to get checked out, but as I said, nearby are many factors that can exact it to change. I know it can be annoying, but it is your vagina's natural cleaning instrument. Best wishes.

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Surgery or not?

It depends on where you are in your cycle. Some women own almost none all month long, some women have a thickset discharge all month long, and some have table lamp discharge except during ovulation.
Sometimes the level of discharge can be so much that you feel resembling you need to change your panties contained by the middle of the afternoon.
There can be almost no discharge, or very much. If you have to switch your panties more than once during the day, though, that may be a sign of chlamydia or a bacterial infection.

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Horrible distress !!? someone give support to..?

Women have "normal" discharge. The "normal" discharge should appear as white creamy substance. If you "smell" see a doctor as you may enjoy an infection. If you itch, burning when you urinate, you may have a yeast infection.

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Period question(girls only)?

I would think none. If you are have a discharge and if it is itchy, time to see the doc.

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Discharge?? (i call for more answers)?

for mine its every day even when im not even close to getting my period that month

its your sex drive and how much u bring turned on

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Girls one and only!?

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I don't muse I should be worried, but I'm a moment ago asking..?
Help near staying up latee?
My term is belated? please relief!?

What is this brown stuff?

Why does my moved out thigh stir numb when I stand or stroll for a extent of time?

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