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PLS HELP ME - IM FREAKING OUT
I know it may seem silly, but it is a month im getting crazy. Im 25 years old. As all women ive normal vaginal discharges, when i was a virgin i alwasy had vaginal discharges but the problem occurs now. 5 months ago i had my first intercourse ,ive been to the doctor coz have burnings when urinate and tested for chalmydia and the test came back normal, i was ok. This last month as i am being obsest looking the vagina with a mirror ive noticed that the normal discharges that come out from vagina now are coming out from vagina and urethra. I am worried so much adn want to ask. Is there maybe coz now im opened down there coz had sex and when ive vaginal discharges they are dispearsed in all area down there. I mean inside the labia minora the discahrges are in vagina and inside the labia minora which mean the urethra right? pls any woman help me .
thank you very much
thank you very much
Make an appointment with a doctor or gynecologist - that will be your best bet for getting it checked out, since it's impossible to diagnose anything just based on written description. Even to find out if it' just normal should relieve your worrying.
I really doubt that it's coming from your urethra, unless you are actually feeling pain associated with it. I suspect it's the normal "sweating" of the glands from the skin of your labia. I have never heard (from any of my sexually active friends) of having strange discharge from the urethra. Try googling it and see if anything comes up. Good luck!
I really doubt that it's coming from your urethra, unless you are actually feeling pain associated with it. I suspect it's the normal "sweating" of the glands from the skin of your labia. I have never heard (from any of my sexually active friends) of having strange discharge from the urethra. Try googling it and see if anything comes up. Good luck!
thank you so much, yes the vaginal discharges normally varies now that im before menstruations its more, but what worries me is that its the normal vaginal discharge but i noticed it coming from the inside of the labia minora from where the pee comes out. it is the vaginal discharge but it is from inside the labia minora where the urethra is till to vagina, so it means its coming out from th urethra? oh im being so damn worried.
Are you sure you're not mistaking the normal, kind of mucous-like substance normally excreted by vaginal skin for discharge?
I don't think your urethra is having discharge. You would *feel* that. Discharge inside the labia minora does not mean discharge from the urethra.
Most women never look that closely at their vaginas, and when they do, it can look like everything is a mess down there. If you don't look at it when it's healthy, then it can be very difficult to recognize what looks normal and what looks unusual. It sounds like your vagina is doing it's normal thing. Keep in mind that normal vaginal discharge can vary monthly, sometimes increasing and decreasing because of changes in hormones levels over your monthly cycle.
Also, if it burns when you urinate, that's a sign of a bladder infection (not an STD). A lot of women get them when they first become sexually active, just from rubbing bacteria into the urethra during sex. That's why it's a good practice to pee after sex - to clean your urethra out.
My advice is to relax and read up on how to be a sexually healthy person. It sounds like you're on the right track, but be careful not to overreact to what is just normal for your vagina. I think sex is more complicated for women than for men because it can be very hard to understand what is normal for the vagina and what is not. Good luck!
I don't think your urethra is having discharge. You would *feel* that. Discharge inside the labia minora does not mean discharge from the urethra.
Most women never look that closely at their vaginas, and when they do, it can look like everything is a mess down there. If you don't look at it when it's healthy, then it can be very difficult to recognize what looks normal and what looks unusual. It sounds like your vagina is doing it's normal thing. Keep in mind that normal vaginal discharge can vary monthly, sometimes increasing and decreasing because of changes in hormones levels over your monthly cycle.
Also, if it burns when you urinate, that's a sign of a bladder infection (not an STD). A lot of women get them when they first become sexually active, just from rubbing bacteria into the urethra during sex. That's why it's a good practice to pee after sex - to clean your urethra out.
My advice is to relax and read up on how to be a sexually healthy person. It sounds like you're on the right track, but be careful not to overreact to what is just normal for your vagina. I think sex is more complicated for women than for men because it can be very hard to understand what is normal for the vagina and what is not. Good luck!
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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.
