Are you sure it's coming from your clit and not your vagina??

It is normal to have white discharge from your vagina. Nothing should ever come from your clit, unless you have a sore or something. It is not an opening!

it is not my vagina. it is landing on my panties to far up.. maybe my uretha?

it is a little dab every day. and it isn't thick or smelly or hurt or anything.. but when I ware white panties it is a wet spot when I ware balck it is white. odd thing.. I have not been with any man so this has we really stumped.
Thank you for your reply.

It is probably just coming from your vagina. It may be high up in your underwear because it moves up from walking. The discharge could easily travel out from your vagina and up to your clit.

I would sit down and take a good look in the mirror. Check around your clit to see if you can find a place its coming from. Insert a finger into your vagina to see if you get the same discharge on your finger that you have been seeing in your underwear.

If it's from your vagina you have nothing to worry about. If there is a sore/blister/etc that you find on your clit, I would go to your gyno and talk to her about it.

I ran across this post when I was looking for what the white odorless thick discharge from my clitoris is. And yes, it is from my clit, when I pull the hood back a little more discharge can be seen. Good luck, I hope we find out what this is. BTY, I am 57 also.

Remember those high school gross-out jokes about smegma? They weren't just jokes. Smegma is a very real substance; to maintain good vaginal health, you need to keep it from accumulating. Glands on the inner surface of the clitoral hood secrete sebum, an oily substance that lubricates the clitoral glans. When this secretion builds up, it becomes smegma, a thick white discharge with a cottage-cheese appearance. If the smegma isn't washed away on a regular bases, it can accumulate and dry out, forming small hard kernels under the clitoral hood. The resulting irritation can be painful and may cause adhesions to form between the glans and hood. Preventing these adhesions is very simple: keep your vagina squeaky clean.