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Q: a Gel Like Discharge

asked by: Helpingfriend on February 13th, 2004

New User

I know that females discharge to clean out, and that we cum also. But for a while now (i just never thought about it) I have had a thicker gel like discharge, not b/c I was arroused or anything, it just happenes. It is everyday. It is weird and bugs me now that I am active. I mean I don't want to be fulling around with a guy and this happen.... Anyone know what might be causing it??? Anyone know what it might be?????

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Jaydensmommy

replied on February 14th, 2004

Advanced Support Team

Do u have any pain or itching?? Possibly an infection?

~sara~

2ferano

replied on February 16th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

As long as there is no pain or itching or smell, then it is normal. Some women just discharge a lot and there is nothing you can do about it. The pill can help reduce it, but I personally have never found anything to rid of it completely. I also worry about getting physical and having it happen, but hey, they will just think they are turning you on! Plus, if the guy is worth it, he will understand. It is extremely bothersome, I am sorry I could not help you more!

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