5 facts about vaginal discharge you need to know.
Discharge is really important for your body.
Basically, every person with a vagina experiences this and it’s important to know what’s going on in your body!
However, everybody is different, but most women experience vaginal discharge.Vaginal discharge is a mixture of bacteria and vaginal cells that can be anything from clear and sticky to white or yellow. You might feel like a freak when there is stuff coming out of you, but it happens to us all and it means your body is doing its job to clean you down there. Take a look at these facts to learn a little bit more about your vagina in order for it to keep it doing its thing.
1. The volume of discharge changes before and after your period. Vaginas sometimes have a mind of their own, and the amount of discharge can fluctuate throughout the month, depending on your cycle. It can also change the colour and smell of your discharge. All of these changes are normal! But, if you experience bumps in your discharge, you should be sure to head to the doctor to get checked out.
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2. There are so many types of discharge. If your discharge is stretchy and clear, it is a sign that you are ovulating. If you haven’t started your period yet, your discharge might be a light yellow colour. Your vagina is always trying to tell you something!
3. Stress can play a factor in your discharge. Studies have shown that the more stressful your life is, the more likely you will have an increase in vaginal discharge. If you are feeling overwhelmed and anxious about school, your friends, or your family, it can affect your vaginal health.
4. Discharge is important for your body. When you first start to notice vaginal discharge, it can be pretty weird and uncomfortable. But, it’s important to know that discharge is the body’s way of cleaning the vagina and keeping it healthy.
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5. Too much might be a sign of something worse. If you notice more discharge than normal, and a weird colour or smell, it could be a sign of an infection or even an STD. If something out of the ordinary appears down there, it’s a good idea to get checked out by a doctor.
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