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by AnnieBrooke, Sep 21, 2007 08:19PM
Women have a couple of kinds of discharge, depending on what time of the cycle it is. In the beginning of the month, after the period, it's kind of thin and whitish (or even pale greenish/yellowish) when it dries. It is not thick. Then at midcycle it looks like raw eggwhite. That is the sign of ovulation. Then it tapers way off until the next period starts. If yours is bright white and thick, you might have a yeast infection. Go to a doctor or a clinic and get checked.
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