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WHAT CAN IT BE?

ok well heres the thing my period last up to 8 days and on the 5th day the blood starts dispearing but then i get this brown discharge after the blood is gone so what could that be? is it bad? also something else that worriess me is a white milky discharge that i have when im not on my period and its pretty heavy at time. can somebody please help me..thanks
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thanks
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1194973 tn?1385503904
Sounds like just typical discharge. Almost all women have SOME odor to their discharge. It's just their scent. It's your body cleaning the vaginal area out.
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i have non of that its just creamy and kind if heavy n barely just barely some odor but no itch or anything
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1194973 tn?1385503904
Typically signs of an infection would be a clumpy kind of discharge (described best as cottage cheese) odor, itchy, or swelling of the vaginal area.
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oh yea very fun! not lol yea like i have it a lot an d even get on my panties i just hope its not an infection or something bad
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134578 tn?1693250592
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The brown discharge is "old blood," presumably residual from your period.  Not to worry about it.  It just turns brown after a while, waiting to roll out.  The white milky discharge is the normal, self-cleaning secretions of the vagina.  If you keep your eye out, you can see that discharge change, at about midway between your periods, for a couple of days to thick, clear, stretchy discharge that looks like raw eggwhite.  That's the cervical discharge indicating your ovulation is near.  Fun thing, being female, right?  lol
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