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have observed a white thick vaginal flow which was odorless and was different from usual discharge.please suggest what it is.
If you have never had a yeast infection I would go to the doctor to confirm this. They can tell just by looking at it. If they cant then usually its a BV infection.
Well the only way to know for sure is to go to a doctor.
Was it itchy? clumpy? Are you sexually active?
Was it itchy? clumpy? Are you sexually active?
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