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Questionable discharge
Hi, I'm 18 years old and for as long as I can remember I've always had what I think is a little more discharge than most girls my age, I did bring that up with my doctor and have had it checked to see if it was possibly some kind of infection and everything came back very normal. But for the past two days now ive been having a very light beige coloring in my discharge, I am in the week of fertilization so I don't know if that has anything to do with it, my boyfriend did finger me the night before I saw the discharge and he was a bit rough so I thought perhaps he scratched me or something because at one point it did hurt. What could it be and should I be concerned?
Although it's not nearly as likely, you CAN get pregnant with just penetration. Precum sometimes has sperm in it that were left over from the last ejaculation, and it is therefore possible to get pregnant that way. Condoms are a good idea no matter how effective your other methods of birth control are, because they protect you from disease.
As for the discharge, the beige coloring is probably from a teeny amount of blood from getting fingered. Blood turns brown after a while (it rusts), and so a very small amount of old blood could create a beige color.
As for the discharge, the beige coloring is probably from a teeny amount of blood from getting fingered. Blood turns brown after a while (it rusts), and so a very small amount of old blood could create a beige color.
Ps I did have sex for the first time four days ago but I can assure you guys I am not pregnant as there was definitely penetration but no ejaculation. Maybe that has something to do with it too ?
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