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.

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