WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for November, 2008: Re: VAGINALDISCHARGE: vaginal blobs

Re: VAGINALDISCHARGE: vaginal blobs

From: JoAnn NP (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 16 Nov 2008 21:17:46 -0600 (CST)

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At Wed, 12 Nov 2008, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>This is completely normal. During a month there will be normal
>variation of discharge depending on pre and post ovulatory phase of the
>cycle. It will be more clear in the pre phase and thicker and somewhat
>yellow in the second or post phase. Not to worry. At different times
>it may change as well depending on the cycle, hormones and even stress
>levels...
>
>At Wed, 12 Nov 2008, Alex wrote:
>>
>>Hey, my names Alex I'm 17, and recently I've been having a sort of
>>jelly/blob-ish substance in my underwear when I take them off in the
>>morning to change my clothes....and sometimes during the day when I take
>>them off to go to the bathroom and whatnot. Now when I take them off
>>during the day to pee, before I take them off, it just feels wet down
>>there. But then I look down, and see the weird blob-ish substance. Now
>>I'm also a virgin, so that rules out it being an STD. It's always clear
>>and odorless, and ther's nothing else to accompany it, but I was just
>>wondering what was wrong...and if it's serious or not. Please get back
>>to me asap. I'm worried that it might be a sign that somethings wrong.
>>
>>thanks,
>>Alex
>

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>Neena Agarwala, MD

Alex It is so good that you are asking about this.You can calculate ovulation by counting 14 to 16 days prior to your period.You will have healthy egg white color discharge on those days.I always tell my patients we have eye dicharge and vaginal discharge .Both ae normal unless here is itching ,odor or color change of this discharge.Jo Ann NP

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Jo Ann  NP
Scottsdale, Arizona

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