Girls ,, help me .. ?
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A certain amount of discharge is natural, and it's different for everyone, but if it seems like more than usual, or if it's a different color or consistency than is normal for you, you should definitely visit your OB/GYN.
Your bodies way of cleaning the area. If you notice the discharge is discolored and or has an odor then there would be an infection present.
well it may sound weird but actually it is a way of cleaning the insides of yourselves to prevent infections and diseases.also if you are like a week from your period then discharge tends to be heavier when it is close to that time
Oh this is so noral dear!
specially after and before your period!
it is sometimes a sign of an infection,but i don't think it is the case with you!as long as you do not notice any color you are safe!(pale yellow color is okey too! don't worry)
Before my hysterectomy I used to have the same problem. My GYN told me that the discharge is a they way your body keeps your female privates in balance. I was never able to stop it - I just wore a light panty liner. My GYN did tell me the worst thing you can do is wear a tampon when not having your period (instead of the panty liner) - it will only make it worse because the tampon absorbs too much of the discharge and therefore your body will create more to stay in balance. Hope this helps.
its your body cleaning and cleansing itself. if you have not started your periods yet thins is a sign that they are coming soon so be prepared!
Normal Vaginal Discharge is called Leukorrhea this is the official term. It can present itself as thick yellow white discharge from the vagina or as clear fluid like discharge. Many girls get it for the first time in their early teens, often before they have their first period. It’s caused by a surge of estrogen and might be the first sign puberty is on its way.
Some girls have hardly any discharge, but others to such a degree that it leaks through their underwear. In that case a girl can wear panty shields.
Leukorrhea is completely normal. It’s a sign that the vagina is healthy, cleaning itself all the time. This white fluid has an acidic quality that fights vaginal infections.
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