Green discharge ovulation
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There are various things discharge can mean. The vagina is a self-cleansing organ, so sometimes discharge will simply be that. There are different consistencies throughout the month which *can* be a sign of what part of your cycle you're on. From what I understand, usually the slightly thicker, stringy sort is associated with ovulation.
Who told you green/yellow discharge was normal? Whitish/yellow is normal, whitish/clear is normal; even yellow is normal, but green/yellow is a prominent indicator of a chronic bacterial infection, a foul odor further indicates bacteria. You need to see your doctor or gynecologist for evaluation and anti-biotics.
light greenish color is strange....ewcm is clear or cloudy white or maybe a tinge of yellow, but deffinitely not green. Sperm comes out hours after sex so that wouldn't be it.
I don't know....look up "green discharge" on google, you may find something. Sorry.
Sperm doesn't usually come out 2 days after sex. It would come out typically during the bathroom break. Are you in any pain when you go to the bathroom? You may want to have a doctor take a look at whats coming out. Booger like stuff isn't normal to my knowledge. Though I will sit back if another female says other wise. I have the wrong body parts.
Earlier in the week while in the bathroom I noticed some white mucus-like discharge and there was a very light blood streak, the next day I had more of the same colored discharge only this time it was thicker and stretchier, there's no odor, no burning or itchiness at all and prior to this I experienced really bad pain on my lower abdomen and uterus, to the point i couldn't move for 10 minutes and it happened the day after as well, what could be the cause of this?
Starting today I noticed that I have off white stretchy discharge that smells foul. I always have stretchy white discharge during ovulation, but no smell. I am on birth control but I am at the time of the month where i normally ovulate, or atleast my body thinks its ovulating. I do not have any itching, burning, and no green or yellow discharge. The smell kind of reminds me of the smell that dried spit has.
Green discharge may be an infection.
I have had a dark green to light green discharge from both breasts when squeezed for many years. I asked a Dr about it years ago. He told me to stop playing with myself. I was furious! Later, I had breast cancer (not related, I think) and after surgery had a pocket of a copious amount of dark green fluid in my surgical breast. Doctors did not seem to know what it was. Eventually, a slide as done and it turned out to be a protein (not infection).
I have had a small green discharge for the last 2 months. I have had 2 courses of Metrinidizole and one 6 day course of canesten vaginal cream. I have had a swab done at a gynea clinic which has come up perfectly normal and no problems. Is it possible I have a bladder problem, rather than a uterus problem? I do notice a very mild dull ache from time to time in my bladder, but have no pain or frequency passing urine. I am 61 years old.
I'm 14 and I've noticed green/slightly brown discharge. I had full brown discharge around a month and a half ago, but it was dark brown. I've never had my period and I'm a virgin. I'm really confused.
It doesnt itch and it doesnt have a strong smell. Any ideas?
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