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Q: Orgasmic mucus and fungal infections

asked by: DoctorQuestion on May 3rd, 2009

Is it normal for a women to have thick white cum no a vibe after she uses it? I have always had this and was told it isnt normal

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Dr. Goce Aleksovski , MD

replied on May 11th, 2009

Sexual Health - Women Answer A6522

The mucus that is produced during the female orgasm is usually not thick. What you described might be related to a fungal infection. You might want to visit your gynecologist and have a pap smear or vaginal swab taken to confirm or rule out any fungal infection.

If one is found, then your gynecologist might recommend various antifungal vaginal creams.

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