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I do have docs appointment booked but if I could avoid the docs by finding out my problem is normal here would be great. I've left this far to long as long as I can remember (before being sexually active - so not an sti) its about time I got the guts to speak about it I've got yellow discharge not only does it go on underwear it also 'sticks' to the inside of lips of vagina it doesn't itch its not sore it does have a slight smell but nothin foul smelling nothin strong so I don't really worry about it its jus not plesant and I just want it gone any ideas of what this is any help is there anythin I can buy over counter or self med I can try out before visiting doc
Thank you so much feel much more reasured now
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi!
The discharge you are describing sounds like physiologic discharge, which is normal. If it changes at different times in your cycle, then that is almost certainly what it is. If, knowing that it is normal, you still want it gone, you ay wish to try oral contraceptive pills which can sometimes help a bit.
Nothing to be ashamed of!
Dr B
The discharge you are describing sounds like physiologic discharge, which is normal. If it changes at different times in your cycle, then that is almost certainly what it is. If, knowing that it is normal, you still want it gone, you ay wish to try oral contraceptive pills which can sometimes help a bit.
Nothing to be ashamed of!
Dr B
Oh and also I am not sure whether this is just my normal vaginal discharge because I can't remember for the life of me ever seeing any other vaginal discharge and I am aware that every woman has discharge so I'm not sure could this jus be my 'normal'
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