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Q: Kinda Gross But Help

asked by: ConfusedSoul on February 5th, 2005

New User

Ever since I started to get my period (over 4 years ago)i've had alot of white discharge all month around, I kno thats its normal to have a little bit of discharge befor your period but, is it normal to have alot al month around/

please help

Replies(4)

zomby_grl

replied on February 10th, 2005

New User

It could be yeast infection or some sort of infection go to the doctor and find out for sure

dominique

replied on March 9th, 2005

Experienced User

The amount is normally unique to the person. Everyone is a little different. You may just be one of the people who has a lot. If you think it's too much then don't ever be afraid to go to a doctor.

Justin_Toronto

replied on March 10th, 2005

Experienced User

dominique wrote:

the amount is normally unique to the person. Everyone is a little different. You may just be one of the people who has a lot. If you think it's too much then don't ever be afraid to go to a doctor.

good advice. Every girl is different. I know of a few that also experience discharge all year around.

2ferano

replied on March 10th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

If you are sexually active it is wise to get checked at least annually to be sure. A lot of std's will increase your volume of discharge.
If you aren't itchy and there isn't an odor than it most likely isn't an infection.
The above posts are right, it just depends on your body. I have discharge all month long and I freakin hate it, but what can you do? The amount and frequency changes from week to week and it has reduced a lot since I went on the pill.

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