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odd stuff when I wipe
I don't know if this is sex related or not, but the past few days when I wipe it looks like snot. Its pretty gross. What is that?
hey don't worry at all it's not anything related to sex it's just your vagina clearing out and it's actually rely good for you and your sexual health i mean it happens to me and it's not rely called anything but it's nothing to be worried of jus relax..x
hope this has helped...Nia100
hope this has helped...Nia100
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Be sure to ask your specific question so that you can get complete information. It's important to know what's going on with your body and what, if anything, affects your immune system, your lubrication, etc. Best of luck. Dr. J
Janice,
Well there is no itching or burning involved just that. it seems to have went away now. I have an appointment with a gyn but my appointment isn't til May27th. It will have been 2 months of waiting before I get in. Most places arent a big fan of my insurance..The whole reason I'm going is bc of an abnormal pap..I guess I'll just ask then when I go if that meant anything
Well there is no itching or burning involved just that. it seems to have went away now. I have an appointment with a gyn but my appointment isn't til May27th. It will have been 2 months of waiting before I get in. Most places arent a big fan of my insurance..The whole reason I'm going is bc of an abnormal pap..I guess I'll just ask then when I go if that meant anything
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello.
Please don't believe everything you read by well-meaning people. NO ONE can tell you whether these vaginal secretions are merely your usual vaginal lubrication or a sign of infection. The only way to determine for sure is to see your gynecologist. If you have any other symptoms such as burning, itching, etc., this could be a sign of something that needs treatment. It's also true that your secretions can change if you're beginning a new hormonal regimen such as birth control pills. If you're concerned, call your gynecologist's office and speak to the nurse--or call your local Planned Parenthood. Dr. J
Please don't believe everything you read by well-meaning people. NO ONE can tell you whether these vaginal secretions are merely your usual vaginal lubrication or a sign of infection. The only way to determine for sure is to see your gynecologist. If you have any other symptoms such as burning, itching, etc., this could be a sign of something that needs treatment. It's also true that your secretions can change if you're beginning a new hormonal regimen such as birth control pills. If you're concerned, call your gynecologist's office and speak to the nurse--or call your local Planned Parenthood. Dr. J
whew thank you! glad to know that. I thought maybe it may be related to the birth control I take possibly too. Thanks:)
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Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
Discharge often isn't normal, and could mean an infection or an STD.
STDs aren't transmitted through clothing. Fabric is a germ barrier.
Normal vaginal discharge varies in color, smell, texture and amount.
