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Q: creamy discharge cum or cm

asked by: Infamous_G on February 14th, 2008

New User

i recently stoped taking birth control...about....over a month ago.
the past few times i was having intercorse i noticed that there was alot of wat looked like cum comming outta me. but i know that i didnt so when i got a closer look it was creamy and it didnt feel like actual cum it was also clumpy and the actual texture of it did not feel like cum, but it had no smell to it and it did not irritate me ... could this be a result to me stopping birthcontrol? or cud it be a symptom?

Replies(9)

illustriously fickle

replied on February 14th, 2008

Experienced User

How long were you on birth control? Did you take it faithfully? Did you ever slip up???

Infamous_G

replied on February 14th, 2008

New User

i was on birth control for about 6 years...for the first 5 years i was very faithful durin the last year i slipped up alot. and then i stoped fully taking them because it was making my periods irregular

Infamous_G

replied on February 14th, 2008

New User

.....well does any1 have any suggestions or wut

yellow ribbon

replied on February 14th, 2008

Especially eHealthy

maybe its discharge? I really dont know. Are you trying to get pregnant?

Infamous_G

replied on February 15th, 2008

New User

no its not discharge

Tylanas

replied on February 15th, 2008

Especially eHealthy

Re: Stopping birth control..symptoms?

Infamous_G wrote:

That IS DISCHARGE. Pretty much anything that comes out of your vagina (aside from semen) is called DISCHARGE. Especially if it is white. Your discharge sounds completely healthy as you said it has no odor and you are not itchy or irritated.

Your body will produce discharge on a daily basis, all day long. It will create EXTRA discharge when you get "turned on"!

This "white stuf" is 100% normal and you are supposed to create it!!

Birth control can do one of two things: in some women, it makes you discharge less. In other women, it makes you discharge more. It sounds like for you, birth control made you discharge less. Now that you are off of birth control, your discharge is coming back.

You should be happy : Razz

Good quantities of discharge act as a lubricant during sex and makes it much more enjoyable.

Why are you off of birth control, by chance? I sure hope you're not trying to get pregnant...

Infamous_G

replied on February 15th, 2008

New User

yah but the thing is ..is that its not a small amount if it was i wudnt mind but it jus pours out:s. im off birth control because it was screwing up my periods and i kept getting it a week before i was suposed to. and then when it was time for me 2 get my rag i ended up having it for 2weeks. n it kept happening and i started getting alota acne and i feel that it was just messing my body up. so i decided that it wud be better if i stoped taking it

Tylanas

replied on February 15th, 2008

Especially eHealthy

Oh well, hun! It sounds like you are simply very well lubricated and no, there's nothing you can do about it except enjoy it. There are many women just like you.

What are you doing to prevent pregnancy now?

anniek

replied on February 17th, 2008

Experienced User

You may have just needed to be on a different BC. It's just a thought. I had to switch a few times before I found one that I didn't have problems with.
Yeah it just sounds like discharge to me. I'm sure you are just fine. But please be careful if you are not ready to get pregnant. Make sure you are using something.

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