I did not have any discharge this month when I ovulated. Is there always discharge?
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It's pretty hard to know whether you've ovulated in the absence of discharge.  You may well experience all the other signs of menstruation, such as tummyache, without actually having ovulated.  I'd suggest, just to ease your mind, go to the drugstore and buy one of those home pregnancy tests.  Take it home and follow the package directions.  And if it turns the pretty color, congratulations!  \n\nOtherwise, yes, normal, healthy adult women occasionally experience a missed period.  If it's occasional, nothing really to worry about.
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I WOULD have said NO BUT then it happened to me, I was very sick for a long time and didn't have a period for almost 3 years..I got pregnant, and didn't know till i was almost 5 months, because I had no symptoms...so yes it can definatly happen..no period doesn't mean you are not ovulating, can be a sign of malnurishment like with anorexia or bulemia... BUT to answer your question..absolutly YES!
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It could be implantation bleeding but I suspect its not, if your getting that much discharge I would suggest you have either a very light period or your cycles been messed up and your nearly skipping a period...this can happen for different reasons, stress or even an  increase in exercise.\nIf your "normal" period has not come in a week then do an early detection pregnancy test, if this is negative then I would sit and wait patiently till your period is due again and see what happens...
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Everyone is saying your pregnant BUT, we cant say for sure, all you said is that its fluid?? What else can you tell us is it clear pus like? You could just have  a abcess and its seeping pus who knows? One of your ducts could be infected and your getting discharge. I mean clearly you would know if your pregnant, when you wouldnt get your period for a while take a pregnancy test etc... I think you need to be a little more specific so we can figure it out.
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Its normal to have some white discharge usually before ovulation but if it is really excesive and smells bad see your doc immediately.
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You have to consider a few factors:\nHave you been $exually active?\nIs your cycle usually regular?\nHave you been under a lot of stress lately?\nHave you lost weight recently?\n\nIf the      in question isn't $exually active you can rule out pregnancy. Otherwise, go ahead, buy a test for yourself. Better safe than sorry.\n\n(Not sure if Yahoo's word filter blocks that so I self-censored)
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it's probably just discharge caused by your hormones changing, and this is normal.  If it continues or you are worried get in to see a 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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i have cramping and clear, sticky discharge during ovulation. it's been like this for many years for me so i know it's nothing else. if you've been on BC all this time and now stopped, it's likely you're just ovulating since BC stops ovulation, hence, preventing pregnancy. looking up your symptoms or calling your Dr. would be a start if you're really concerned
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Being on birth control keeps you from ovulating, I was on it for a year and I never once had any discharge from ovulating. \nAlso as far as your breasts being tender that is completly normal. My best advise would be to relax if you didn't miss taking your pill then you probably aren't pregnant. Not to mention stressing could cause your period to be late so calm down and just relax, drink some chamomile tea and take a hot bath. :)
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One thing you can do is track your cycles so you know approximately when you are ovulating.  Some women use commercial ovulation test kits that can be purchased at your local drug store.  Other women track their basal temp with a basal thermometer, along with noting what their cervical mucous looks like.  When your mucus is clear and stringy, this indicates that you are ovulating.  There is also what's called an ovulation microscope, which shows ferning when you are ovulating.  What you can also do is use software to record your temp and mucus data, and it will tell you when you are ovulating and when the best chance of getting pregnant is.  I always recommend femta which is at www.femta.com and ovusoft which is at ovusoft.com
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You're probably ovulating.  When you are ovulating, your body is saying "Hey I'm ripe and fertile!!  I'm ready to make babies!!"  LOL  But seriously that is what happens.  The extra discharge/moisture produced is to make copulating more easy so you can get pregnant easier.  As long as the discharge isn't a strange color or has a smell then you're fine.  I'm 99% sure it is just because you were ovulating.  Expect your period in a week or so.
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Pregnancy would not give you a light period.  You may not have ovulated this month and there isn't as much uterine lining to discharge.
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You may not be ovulating or you aren't ovulating when you think.  Try an ovulation predictor kit.\n\nAre you taking any herbs or other OTC drugs?  Some of those can harden the uterine lining and prevent implantation of the fertilized egg.
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If your cervical fluid isn't fertile then you are most likely not beginning to ovulate.  the best way to tell if you have ovulated is the take your temperature using a basal body themometer.  You can also use ovulation predictor kits that can be purchased at a drug store.  they are usually beside the pregnancy tests.  the opks will allow you to know when you will ovulate.
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If it doesn't have a bad smell it's nothing to worry about...I have the same problem sometimes. Here is from a site that tells what is going on...\n\n"You may very well notice a clear or white secretion at mid-cycle—this is an indication that you are ovulating"\n\nFrom: The tampax website (go figure! LOL)\nhttp://www.tampax.com/en_us/pages/wmn_main.shtml?pageid=AR0038
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Your question tells me that you know very little about how your own body works.  Maybe I can help with that.  Your ovaries alternate ovum production.  One month it's the right ovary, the next month it's the left one.  The menstrual flow is no indicator of whether or not you can conceive.  I have no idea why your flows changes from one period to the next.  It just happens that way.  And I have no idea if you can conceive a baby, healthy or otherwise. \n\nYou also ask "Is something wrong with 1 ovary?"  Why would you think that???  If you are so concerned about this, and frankly I have read nothing so far that should cause concern, then you should see a fertility specialist but I think you'd do better to see your gynecologist and direct these questions to her/him.