Ladies please help...Why would I have an excessive white vaginal discharge?

Question

Yesterday I realized that I had an discharge. Last night it was pretty light but this morning and during the day it was all over me (not exceeding my underwear). Ladies what do you think is the problem. Please serious inquiries.

Answer 1

Although you asked ladies only, I took the liverty of research in order to assist you. And this is one of my results.

Vaginal discharge, itching, and burning are common symptoms of the various forms of vaginitis. Although the symptoms of these infections can be very similar, there are some differences to look for in the color and smell of the discharge.

Some vaginal discharge is quite common and normal for women of childbearing age. Normally, cervical glands produce a clear mucous secretion that drains downward, mixing with bacteria, discarded vaginal cells, and Bartholin gland secretions at the opening of the vagina. These substances may (depending on how much mucus there is) turn the mucus a whitish color, and the discharge turns yellowish when exposed to air. There are times throughout the menstrual cycle that the cervical glands produce more mucus than others, depending on the amount of estrogen produced. This is normal.

Sexual excitement and emotional stress have both been associated with a normal vaginal discharge. This discharge is a clear, mucus–like secretion.

If your vaginal discharge is abnormal in color such as green, has a foul smell, changes consistency, or is significantly increased or decreased in amount, you may be developing a form of vaginitis.

For more information on the subject, visit:

http://www.emedicinehealth.com/vaginal_infections/page3_em.htm

All the best!/

Answer 2

There is no problem with you. You are just having the normal discharge that happens in young ladies and women. You might be about to begin your period or you just might have extra discharge. Unless you are having bleeding with it or pain when urinating or on the abdomin, you are just fine.

Answer 3

If you're not using hormones, the most likely cause would be that you're mid-cycle and you're about to ovulate. The discharge helps the motility of sperm and also helps to cut the acidic content of the vagina during ovulation so the sperm have a higher chance of survival.

Answer 4

Alot of women have a milky discharge when they ovulate. Is the timing right?

If there is a pungent or akaline smell, it could be a infection.

It's not pleasant but a constant pantyliner could help through that time.

Answer 5

Sounds like a yeast infection, stop worrying. Go to the drug store now, the 7 day stuff works better than the 3 or 1 day. Best wishes and good luck.

Answer 6

ive been to the doctor twice already 4 this ,white discharge is really normal in fact its good almost ,as long as it dont have a really ugly smell or itch .ur proble just ovalateing or something.dont worry we discharge differnt all the time,..

Answer 7

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Answer 8

It's estrogen. As long as it doesn't have an odor, you shouldn't worry it about it. Wear a pantyliner if you're worried about staining your panties.

Answer 9

White and chunky (was it chunky?) is almost always a yeast infection. However, you should see your doctor to make certain.

Answer 10

unless its painful then nothing to worry about. could be a precursor to thrush - but you will know if you get that!
dont worry!
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