Is it normal to have a small amount of white discharge then not have a period?
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White discharge is very normal and this discharge changes as your body is going through its cycle. When the discharge is slimy as you say its most likely when you are ovulating (when you can get pregnant) other times it is more thick and tacky if you know what I mean.\nIts very normal not to have periods at regular intervals when you first start getting periods so don't worry if you miss one or two or even three. (as long as you are not having sex then missing a period is a very differnt thing, as you could be pregnant) Write down the first day of your peroid so you have a bit of a record for yourself. Also you can get sore breasts just before your period.\nTake care and welcome to the world of womanhood.
1111947
Yes it is mucus discharge. It is gross and annoying but it is normal. You will probably have it always on the days you dont have your period. Wear panty liners such as always to protect your underwear and feel more comfortable.
110737
You have normal vaginal secretions.  When you see white substances, this is probably cervical fluid.  Cerival fluid helps sperm reach the egg more easily (the vagina and cervix are very acidic and normally kill sperm quickly. . . cervical fluid helps sperm move faster and minimizes the acidicy).  You should notice a cyclic nature to your secretions.  Starting out with your period, then fairly watery for a few days, then sticky for a few days, then a day or two when the fluid seems like egg whites, then back to water until your period comes again.  If this is what you are experiencing (or something similar to this) then everything is normal.  If you have secretions that are chunky (like cottage cheese) or smell foul (like fish), then you should see a doctor as you likely have an infection of some sort.
376400
Yes, this is normal.  It's old blood left over from your last period that comes out right before the next period starts.  This shouldn't be anything to worry about.
650794
Yes, it can be normal.  It depends on many things.  A womon who does lots of exercise may have periods that are quite far apart, maybe several months.  I know one womone who runs at least 2 miles every day, and she once told us she goes without a period for several months at a time.\nIt is deferent for each womon though, so you should still see a doctor and make sure nothing is wrong.
895377
It is possible to suffer from a yeast infection without exhibiting all of the symptoms of a yeast infection. Typically a woman will notice a thick discharge, will suffer from itching and irritation, and may experience pain or buring while urinating or having sex. Sometimes the discharge is whitish in color, sometimes it may be more yellow. Sometimes the discharge is odorless, sometimes it may have a yeasty smell to it. Sometimes there may not be any noticeable discharge. Symptoms and the severity of the symptoms can vary among women and how soon the woman seeks to have it diagnosed and treated.\n\nIt is always important to visit your doctor or gynecologist if you suspect you may have a yeast infection, because these symptoms can be easily confused with other conditions that have similar symptoms. Different vaginal infections like a yeast infection, bacterial vaginosis and trichominasis can all have similar symptoms, but they are all treated in different ways because they are caused by different organisms.\n\nLike others have said, I am going to advise you to visit a doctor. Don't try to self-treat yourself because you may be trying to treat a vaginal infection that won't respond to the treatments you are trying to use if you're just going by your symptoms. Your doctor will need to do a pelvic exam and take a culture-swab to determine the cause of your infection, so that you can receive the proper treatment.\n\nDon't listen to people on here. Though they are trying to help, they can't correctly diagnose you just by your symptoms. So visit your doctor, or if that's a problem, try locating a low-cost women's health clinic in your area until you can get things smoothed out. Best of luck to you!
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A lot of symptoms may be because of hormonal changes in your body.  It may also be that you will be or are on your period.  If you are getting discharge in your underwear, beware of a yeast infection or stds.  \n\nAs long as you are getting your period, then you are not pregnant.  If you are worried, check with a doctor.
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I think every female has a certain amount of discharge its the bodys way of getting the bad stuff out I get it every once in a whoile not everyday or all the time you shouldnt be worried unless its a fuuny color or has a bad smell then that would concern me I first notriced it when I was 17 I had no clue what it was and asked my mom she said that it was normal I also asked my two sisters and they said they get it also every once in a while sometimes its heavier right before I get my period and if your ferlile it will be clear and have a slimy texture almost like a sringy not like texture yea I think its groos but its all part of life
298609
White stuff around the clit sounds like smegma, a normal collection of sloughed cells and should be wsshed out with plain water. A mostly clear nonstinky sticky discharge is normal for teenagers who are beginning to produce hormones and usually over produce at first. Just necking or fantasizing about sex will increase vaginal secretions and make the clit more sensitive. If this answer is not enough, see your Dr.
115863
Discharge is normal...it's healthier when it's clear.  It can be a sign of sexual desire...this is why there is panty liners in the store...you use these when you're not menistrating and have that clear discharge stuff.  Sometimes this discharge is a reflection of your diet...are you getting enough water and fruits/veg's?\n\nWhen it starts to smell or is chuncky you may have a yeast infection...caused by sperm or by antibotics or by tight panty hose or by wet swimsuits.  Get medication from the supermarket...and eat yogert and drink cranberry juice; these help move that infection out.
280528
It all depends on what type of discharge.  Does it have a foul odor? If so it could be some type of infection in which case you need to see a dr asap.  If there is no odor, then it could be just normal for you.  Please see your doctor.
694007
I think you should go to the doctor. You could have a common infection called bacterial vaginosis, or you may have the beginnings of a yeast infection, even though it doesn't itch or burn at this time. But that amount and type of discharge doesn't sound normal to me. I'd go to the doc if it were me. Good luck! :)
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Discharge is healthy. A healthy vagina produces secretions to cleanse and regulate itself, similar to how saliva cleanses and regulates the environment of the mouth. \n\nNormal discharge may appear clear, cloudy white, and/or yellowish when dry on clothing. It may also contain white flecks and at times may be thin and stringy. Changes in normal discharge can occur for many reasons, including menstrual cycle, emotional stressors, nutritional status, pregnancy, usage of medications - including birth control pills, and sexual arousal. If you think about sex frequently, it will increase the amount of discharge you have.\n\nIf the quantity is increased greatly, then you may have bacterial vaginosis. It is similar to a yeast infection, and you need oral antibiotics to treat it. There is no over the counter medicine for it. \n\nThe site below has other types of infections it could also be. \n\nFor any guys reading this, I apologize if I grossed you out.
396993
Discharge could mean one of two things: One, you have some type of vaginal/yeast infection or venereal disease...or TWO, YES, you are coming up on your period. If your discharge is milky and somewhat clear, it's healthy. If it is thick, with odor, and looks like cottage cheese see a physician immediately.
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don't worry about it if you are not sexually active.  i  had lots of strange periods before i was sexually active.  not to worry at all.  normal for a girl.  \n\nit's natural.. if you don't take medication, and aren't sexually active, you body will take it's natural course, and if this is what it does, than so be it. now on the other hand, if you see a spewing bunch of bright red blood gushing out of you, go to the ER.
821403
totally normal =)\n\nit should start turning white the closer you get to your next period
281127
I am not a professional, but I also spot every month between ovulation and menses.  My doctor said it is ok, that perhaps I have a thin uterine lining.  But I would suggest asking your gyno if your worried, better safe than sorry.