what is vaginal fluid composed of?
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Specifically: water, pyridine, squalene, urea, acetic acid, lactic acid, complex alcohols and glycols, ketones, and aldehydes.
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The vagina as you go up and to the back from the front contains in its space the cervix or the mouth of the uterus. It appears as if the uterus has protruded into the vagina. To make the description simple, imagine a round shaped house whose roof in the middle is actually something like a cone- Infact that is exactly what it looks like. Imagine a cylinder into which a cone has been fit in reverse. If you stand in the middle of the cylinder, the apex of the cone would be pointing at you and the ceiling would be much nearer. If you are near the wall of the cylinder the ceiling is much higher and made of the base of the cone. Does this make sense to you by the way? So during the act of sex the sperm is deposited in this "higher" area( also called the vaginal fornix) and thus it would make a good site to look for sperm for later DNA or other examination.That is what they call the vaginal vault. The tip of our imaginary cone would represent the cervix of the uterus which is projecting down into the vagina. I don't know how much sense this has made. I hope it helps.\n-cheers-
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many biological fluids are - urine, blood, semen
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i know semen has fructose in it. I am not sure of vaginal fluid though. It may have some sugar which attract ants.
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it's because during the menstrual cycle the membrane known as hymen ruptures.The blood which comes out in form of liquid and semisolid material is this membrane itself.If a girl conceives  then it is this membrane which provides nourishment to the ovum.
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http://www.webmd.com/search/search_results/default.aspx?query=vaginal+discharge&x=19&y=13\n\nI hope you can access this website...\nIt has a lot of info for you...
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I think its bcoz of some lyophobic particles present... im not sure..... jus guessin...
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In males about 60% of the body mass is water. This value is about 55% in women due to a higher proportion of body fat. This is the total body water.\n\nOf this water, two-thirds of it is in the cells, and is called intracellular water. The other third is extracellular water.\n\nThe extracellular water is made up of blood plasma, which is one-fifth of extracellular water, and extracellular fluid constitutes the other four-fifths.
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No you shouldn't worry!!!  Im not a doctor, but I have inquired about vaginal fluids from my OB/GYN.  He stated that every womans body is different, and some have clear succretions and others may have a white "murkey" looking succretion.  Some may not have any. As long as there is no foul odor, itching, or pain you should be fine.  However, if it is a strong concern you may want to call your physician and ask to speak to the nurse to ask a general question.  Thats to save you a co-pay and a visit.
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yes its a bodily fluid
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A woman usually becomes pregnant after having sexual intercourse. This is where a man puts his erect penis inside a woman's vagina. The friction caused by moving his penis in and out of her vagina will cause him to get increasingly excited until eventually he ejaculates (or 'comes') and releases a sticky white substance called semen. This semen contains millions of tiny sperm cells, which then swim up the woman's vagina, into her uterus and into then fallopian tubes where they may join with the tiny egg that she releases every month. If this 'joining' (also known as fertilisation) occurs, then she will become pregnant.
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It might have been an ejaculation fluid, woman have it sometimes.
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It is intercellular fluid. Basically it's serum.\n\nIt's mostly salt water with some protein and a traces of other materials.\n\nEdit>>>\n\nFor crying out loud. It is NOT pus. Pus is comprised mostly of bacterial cells. The liquid inside a blister is sterile. No bacteria.\n\nNor are there any significant amounts of blood cells. The fluid is serum, it is almost entirely acellular. There will be a few stray cells in serum just as there are in any body fluid, but the liquid in blisters is 99.999% acellular.
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sperm, prostaglandins to cause contractions of the vagina AKA, orgasms, fructose-something to feed the hungry little guys and an alkaline milk from the prostate that neutralizes the acidity of the vagina and uterus.
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bodily fluids (semen, blood etc)
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If the vaginal area is affected by a change in its Ph Balance, it could cause a discharge.  Taking antibiotics ( I always ask for a prescription for Diflucan at the same time), wearing tight underwear, pantyhose, and pants (at the same time and continuously) which does not allow for air to circulate can cause a discharge.  Also bubble baths, using someone else's damp towel (someone who is also having a discharge.) All of these things can cause a change in that area's Ph Balance.  You need to go to the doctor for a proper diagnosis.
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I have never heard it called anything else besides vaginal fluid.