i dont know excatly but its something on your ovaries.
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You are not pregnant. You need a full exam (external/internal) with your GYNO to find out what is wrong.
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It may just be a reaction to the hormones.  Same thing happened to a friend of mine who is on the pill.
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Doubtful.  You need to ovulate first.
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You need to contact your gyno, this can lead to anemia, and they may need to do other testing as well. This could also mean that your body is having hormonal changes. But above all you need to consult your gynocologyst it would be way safer.
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sounds like the lining of your uterus- whenever you're unsure about things like that, don't guess- go see a doctor
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I am not going to try to guess as you do need to see a doctor but it could be anything from peri menopause to something more complicated like mulitple sclerois or anything else.
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It can be couple of things - and the best advice is to go to your gyno - s/he will know for sure.\nMost probably it is nothing serious, and it will go away on its own.\nBut it can also be a symptom of something more serious. \nSee a gyno.
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Go to a gynecologist, who could give you a better answer after physically evaluating you.
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Go see your GYN before you start to medicate yourself, it may be symptoms of something else.
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SOME TIMES WILL HAPPEN LIKE THIS, PROBABLE YOU ARE GETTING YOUR CYCLE EARLIER.
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dont worry i get that to its just your hormones going crazy lol
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It doesn't sound like ovarian cancer, however, I am not a doctor. I can tell you from personal experience that when this happened to me I was pregnant. Please try and find a free clinic that offers services for the uninsured. You should see a doctor.
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stress can cause it, a change in  your diet, sleeping pattern, weightloss, weight gain, illness, medication all sorts of things can affect it.  i'd just keep an eye on it and if it doesn't go away or if it gets worse then i'd go to the gyno
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Sounds like what happens when you ovulate.
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Every woman has a distinct smell "down there", especially at certain times of the month.  Since you are entering your more fertile years, it may be a sign that you are ovulating.  As for the smell, I've found that washing yourself with a wet wipe in the bathroom a few times a day can help.  If the discharge becomes really thick or you have any pain see your doctor immediately.  I assume since you said you've seen your doctor lately you discussed this with him/her.  If not, please do, they will have more reassuring advice than anyone on here.
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It has something to do with themaleexternal genital organ