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Types of [email protected] discharge and what they mean :point_down::point_down:
1. Clear & watery
– Normal. Common during ovulation, exercise, or pregnancy.
2. Clear & stretchy (egg-white–like)
– Normal. A sign of ovulation (fertile period).
3. White & creamy (no smell)
– Normal, especially before or after your period.
4. Thick white & clumpy (like cottage cheese)
– Often a yeast infection. May come with itching or burnin... see more Types of [email protected] discharge and what they mean :point_down::point_down:
1. Clear & watery
– Normal. Common during ovulation, exercise, or pregnancy.
2. Clear & stretchy (egg-white–like)
– Normal. A sign of ovulation (fertile period).
3. White & creamy (no smell)
– Normal, especially before or after your period.
4. Thick white & clumpy (like cottage cheese)
– Often a yeast infection. May come with itching or burning.
5. Yellow or green
– Not normal. Can mean an infection or STI, especially if thick or smelly.
6. Gray
– Often linked to bacterial vaginosis (BV), usually with a fishy smell.
7. Brown or bloody (not during period)
– Old blood leaving the body. Can be normal after a period, but if frequent, get checked.
8. Pink
– Light bleeding, ovulation spotting, or early pregnancy. Can also follow irritation.

:clap: Quick Response from Ghana Police on Adabraka Robbery :clap:

Ghana Police swiftly issued a press release following today’s shocking daylight robbery in Adabraka, assuring the public that they are actively pursuing the suspects and committed to making arrests soon. Their rapid response is exactly what the public wanted to see.

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:rotating_light: Ghana’s 7000 Capacity Traditional Auditorium Is Massive For The Ashanti Region (VIDEO)

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