women only please possible yeast.?

It's normal to have some vaginal discharge, as the vagina stays moist as part of its self-cleansing mechanism. The normal moist discharge clears dead cells and bacteria from the vagina. It comes mainly from glands in the cervix (the neck of the womb), and is slightly acidic, which helps to keep infections at bay. The acidity results from lactic acid, formed by 'friendly' bacteria as they break down sugars.

The amount of normal discharge varies from woman to woman, and with the menstrual cycle. Many women notice that during the week after a period there is hardly any discharge, and what there is has a thick consistency. Towards the middle of the cycle (about 2 weeks after the start of a period) the amount increases and it becomes thin, slippery and clear, like uncooked egg white. When this discharge is exposed to the air it becomes brownish-yellow, so it is normal to find a yellowish stain on your undies at the middle of the monthly cycle. There may also be a feeling of moistness and stickiness.

Discharge also increases during pregnancy. And during sexual excitement, vaginal discharge becomes very profuse because two glands near the vaginal opening (the Bartholin's glands) secrete additional slippery mucus, which acts as a lubricant for intercourse.

Abnormal discharge

Normal discharge doesn't smell, and does not cause any irritation or itching. A discharge is likely to be abnormal if:

it smells fishy

it's thick and white, like cottage cheese

it's greenish and smells foul

there's blood in it (except when you have a period)

it's itchy

you have any genital sores or ulcers

you have abdominal pain or pain on intercourse

it started soon after you had unprotected sex with someone you suspect could have a sexually transmitted disease.

Possible causes

bacterial vaginosis

thrush

forgotten tampons

gonorrhoea

trichomoniasis

Don't assume that a discharge is necessarily due to thrush; bacterial vaginosis is more common. This gives a fishy-smelling discharge - it's described in detail in the section on vulval problems.

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OK. My first question is do you douche? I have a friend that faithfully does, but yet is always getting infections. I myself do not douche and do not have problems. I have had 2 or 3 infections in my life. I am 33. Hope this helps and I am glad you are going to the Doctor. Many people don't take things seriously enough!

I am not a doc. but it might be a uti