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discharge
Tmi im sorry but this is really getting on my nerves! I have this discharge and it makes me feel gross! Its whitish, not really thin like water but not clumpy/thick like a yeast infection. It doesnt really have much of a smell but occasionally I notice a little bit, not sour/yeasty/fishy it's almost sweet or tangy. Some days there is more than others and I need to wear a liner. But it is most noticeable when hubby and I have sex. It gets everywhere and I feel extremely self conscious about it and gross. It doesn't bother him, or if it did he doesn't say so. But because of this discharge I dont like him to do any oral or anything like that. Im sure I dont have an stds and ive had yeast infections before and this isnt like that. Ive also had BV twice before (not while pregnant) and again this isnt like that either. I dont know what this is?!!!
Discharge its absolutely normal as long u dnt feel any itchiness down there or the discharge have other colour than white u ok! X
I have a drs appt in the morning im planning to mention it to him just to be sure. Its just so annoying! I didnt have this much of a noticeable discharge with my 1st pregnancy and this time it started up around 12w. Some days its more than others or ill notice more of it when I first get up in the morning and move around.
Oh ok, I think is normal, I started with the discharge a few days ago, not a lot, but is there, even from butthole lol, sorry tmi, but today I noticed when I when to do number 2 and I saw that it came all together, sorry, gross lol
Discharge is normal. I have a lot and wear a panty liner. But if you think it might be more than normal pregnancy discharge, you could ask your doctor?
I wear liners everyday because I've had such an increase with pregnancy. It's been like this with all of my pregnancies so I wouldn't worry too much. It's just annoying!
Typo, vaginosis not vaginitis lol
Bacterial vaginitis. It isnt an std just kind of like a yeast infection but treated with antibiotics instead of an antifungal.
What is bv?
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