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Q: Why All These Secretions?

asked by: GodBlessed on July 31st, 2006

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A month after I began drinking a half gallon of water each day, I have been releasing vaginal secretions with an odour and slight colour, it's also becoming too easy for me to sweat after I walk, and I am getting thirsty often enough. All since I began drinking all this water. Ps. I never did used to drink water for over 20 years... Are these secretions normal? :roll:

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yogahoneybunny

replied on August 7th, 2006

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Well, I think drinking water is always good for you. I try to drink a glass an hour, which is about 1.5 liters a day. I notice that I need to urinate more often, but that's it. I get vaginal secretions the 3-4 days around ovulation.

I'm not sure if vaginal secretions can be caused by more water intake. Might need to ask a gynecologist. But, if you're sweating while walking...That's a good sign! Formerly, you were probably dehydrated and didn't know it! Plus, it's summer!!! We all sweat in the summer.

I love water! It's the best beverage. Spring water is the best, in my opinion.

What kind are you drinking???

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