Just because i have a discharge does that mean i got a std?
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Discharge is normal and does not meaan that you have an STD.
138673
I assume your mean vaginally? Don't worry about it. Its and indicator of your body being fertal. Basically its your hormones during your normal cycle getting ready should your have sex. that discharge is mucus that your body makes to help sperm go where they are supposed to go. It will lessen in a few days. There just shouldn't be any oder. If thats the case you may have a yeast infection. hope this helps. read up on the body's hormone cycle. Every woman should know about their body
827954
Sounds like trichomoniasis or BV - Bacterial vaginosis.  Sounds to me like you have been active.  You wouldn't assume that it was an STD if you aren't active. Bite the bullet and go to your mom. It may be something as simple as a yeast infection (you don't have tp be sexually active to get one.)  But either way you want to get it checked before it becomes something else.\n\nIt's very important to see a doctor or go to a teen clinic if you have any of the symptoms of abnormal vaginal discharge. This is really important for girls who have had sex, especially those who have had sex without using a condom.
707916
Absolutely. Most STDs are transmitted without ejaculation needing to occur. For example, gonorrhea (sorry bad spelling) produces a discharge and when you come in contact with this discharge you can be infected. Any time you have unprotected contact with somone's genitals you are at risk of getting an STD.
1097733
it may not be a std, could just be a boil,or a ingrown hair bump, go get a check-up
765617
No!!! Some people carry STDs for many years without knowing it. This is why it is important to get tested if you have reason to suspect you have contracted an STD.
1052980
It is normal to have some kind of vaginal discharge.  However, if the discharge is accompanied by pain, strong odor, a burning sensation, frequent urination, or other symptoms you will want to consult with your doctor.
600710
Yes, you most likely have a sexually transmitted infection, specially if the discharge is abundant, foul-smelling [a fish-like odor], and are experiencing an itching and/or burning sensation in your genitalia. Greenish discharge is often associated with infection by Trichomonas [a microscopic, parasitic protozoan], Gonorrhea [a round bacteria "Neisseria ghonorrheae"], or Chlamydia [also a bacterium, "Chlamydia trachomatis"]. Infection with any of these organism should be promptly treated [all are readily curable by means of oral and/or injectable antibiotics]. Delay in diagnosis and treatment may result in chronic infection, Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, and scarring of your internal pelvic organs leading to infertility. Go to your gynecologist or a clinic ASAP to be examined, diagnosed and properly treated. Remember, your current partner[s] must also be treated at the same time as you to prevent reinfection.
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Chlamydia can by symptom free.You could have it and not even know it, and it can cause problems like Pelvic Inflammatory Disease which can affect future fertility and can even force you to be hospitalized.  Some discharge is normal, but I would think it would be better to be tested and stop worrying. If cost is an issue, places like Planned Parenthood or some government health organizations will do it for free if you have financial need.
538556
sure can...discharge is a bodys way of just letting out fluids normally around the ages where their first period occurs. Discharge is a warning but whenever the period is ready it is...warning or no warning!
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you're probably fine, sweetie.\ncheck this site out. It may be a mid-cycle thing, okay? Dont panic before you have a better idea of what it is.\nhttp://www.mckinley.uiuc.edu/handouts/vaginal_discharge.html\n\nTry and get health insurance, okay? Very important.
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The discharge is probably your body maturing. You are 12, that's how old I was when I got my first period. Your body is going to start to change, but if the discharge starts to change color, or you start to itch, go to the doctors and get it checked. BTW, masturbating is a normal part of growing up, just don't do it all the time....
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Discharge is there to clean the vagina. \nIt is completely normal every woman will experience discharge in some way or another. \nDischarge will start a few years before a girl starts her period.\nIt will change with her cycle it becomes milky and more fluid like when she is ovulating and more sticky other times.\nDischarge should not have a very strong smell or greenish colour, this would indicate an infection.
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It's just cervical fluid.  It's totally natural.  It will also vary in consistancy depending on where you are in your monthly cycle.  Now, if your discharge is yellowish and smells really bad, it may be sign of an infection & you should consult your doctor.
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Everything you're describing sounds perfectly normal - discharge often forms a yellow stain when it's dry. It shouldn't itch, burn or smell, and should be clear, slightly milky or off white at different times in your cycle before it dries on your underwear. It shouldn't be lumpy or really thin, though it does change in consistency throughout the month. As long as you're not experiencing any of these things, you are perfectly normal and the production of discharge, which cleans the vagina, means that you have a very healthy body. Believe me, if you had a yeast infection you would be experiencing some kind of discomfort by now...if the doctor says it's fine, it is.\n\nAs for the other part of your question, be proud that you can relax and enjoy sex so much - most men find a woman who gets very wet when she's sexually excited a real turn on, as this happening is a sign to the opposite sex of her femininity.
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Talk to your doctor.  The discharge might be related to the medication upsetting the natural balance of the vagina.  If the discharge is a creamy consistency and accompanied by itching, then it's a yeast infection that can be easily treated with products you can get at a pharmacy.
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Any foul smelling type of discharge indicates some kind of infection going on.  You don't describe it, so I can't give you any suggestions as to what it might be.\nIf you are a female and you are referring to a vaginal odor, then please see a doctor to get tested.  I would not recommend douching as this can not only alter the balance of the body, but can make you even more suseptable to infection.