Normal discharge is odorless. It is white or transparent, thick and sticky, or slippery and stretchy.
Unusual discharge can indicate:
- bacterial vaginosis (discharge has a fishy odor)
- a yeast infection (discharge is clumpy like cottage cheese)
- trichomoniasis (discharge is yellow/greenish and foamy).
Be sure to consult a specialist if you are experiencing:
- an atypical increase in the amount of discharge
- changes in colour, smell, or texture of discharge
- bloody discharge
- genital skin irritation, itching or burning
- lower abdominal pain while urinating
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