Discharge during sex?
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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.
602230
Discharge is yes, but I think it should be a yellow colour...\nIf you are sexually involved, I would have myself checked for STDs
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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Discharge is there to clean the vagina. \nIt is completely normal every woman will experience discharge in some way or another. \nDischarge will start a few years before a girl starts her period.\nIt will change with her cycle it becomes milky and more fluid like when she is ovulating and more sticky other times.\nDischarge should not have a very strong smell or greenish colour, this would indicate an infection.
49379
Fist off she could have an yeast infection,bladder infection or if you use sexual toys and if they are not cleaned very good then it may irritate her down there. If she is itching, burning, or stinging while having intercourse, going to the bathroom or while playing with toys then she may very likely have a yeast infection. If you do use sexual toys clean them very well with soap and hot water. Also if you use a lubricant then she may be allergic to it also. The first thing I would do is not have intercourse for 7 days and have her to use a cream like monistat for yeast infections, then if that clears it up then more than likely that is what it was. If not then try not useing sexual toys for a while and see what happens after no usage of them. then if she is still having the burning sensation then she needs to go and see her gynocologist or her doctor. Good Luck and if you need more information on yeast infections here is a web site for you.
320117
Most likely it's yeast infection for both of you, but you may want your gyno to check it out just in case since you have a new partner. Could be something else like an STD, but probably yeast. Good luck.
538556
sure can...discharge is a bodys way of just letting out fluids normally around the ages where their first period occurs. Discharge is a warning but whenever the period is ready it is...warning or no warning!
627849
With ALL sex (oral, vaginal, or anal) there is ALWAYS an exchage of fluid between the man and woman. That is why it's crucial to wearing a condom! Girls secreate discharge during sex wether or not they feel it..and guys secreate a discharge before they orgasm without even knowing it. So even if he "didn't finish" or pulled out..you're still at risk for ANY STD and pregnancy. HIV isn't as common as Ghoneria, Herpes, and Chlamydia. If you're considering having sex and are timid about the risk, go to your local Planned Parenthood with your partner and both get tested! Here's a good link to find out more information on STD's..symtoms, cures..and the whole bit.
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Registered Nurse here;  Hun it sounds like a yeast infection, however with a yeast infection it usually doesn't soak your panties.  I would strongly suggest that you make an appointment with your GYN, no this is not what you wanted to here.  But you really don't want to speculate about this.  Someone could experience the exact same symptoms as you and it be an all together different type of infection.  It certainly does not sound like a STD.  If fact it sounds Begin, however please go for a check-up, could be something just beginning to brew, and your GYN, would be able to catch it very early.  Thanks for the opportunity to address your question.
505223
If it smells fishy and it's yellowish, then you have yeast infection.  If it's not smelly and it's white, it's your body's normal discharge.  Most of the time you get more discharge when your really horny, or when your having a heated conversation about sex with your boy toy! : )
600710
Yes, you most likely have a sexually transmitted infection, specially if the discharge is abundant, foul-smelling [a fish-like odor], and are experiencing an itching and/or burning sensation in your genitalia. Greenish discharge is often associated with infection by Trichomonas [a microscopic, parasitic protozoan], Gonorrhea [a round bacteria "Neisseria ghonorrheae"], or Chlamydia [also a bacterium, "Chlamydia trachomatis"]. Infection with any of these organism should be promptly treated [all are readily curable by means of oral and/or injectable antibiotics]. Delay in diagnosis and treatment may result in chronic infection, Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, and scarring of your internal pelvic organs leading to infertility. Go to your gynecologist or a clinic ASAP to be examined, diagnosed and properly treated. Remember, your current partner[s] must also be treated at the same time as you to prevent reinfection.
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I honestly have never heard of the swelling before but the discharge is pretty tell-tale. Your choices are: vaginitis, bacterial vaginosis, yeast infection (commonly caused by Candida albicans), trichomoniasis, gonorrhea, or chlamydia. Every woman is different so it is possible that whatever is going on with you is causing swelling that your doctor may not have even seen before and therefore has no basis for comparison. So my advice would definitely be to get a second opinion immediately. This could be something so simple and easily treatable with antibiotics, creams, or ointments. Or it could be something more serious that requires immediate treatment and follow-up. Either way, knowing and doing something about it will save you a lot of grief and worry and will alleviate discomfort and hopefully solve your problem. Remember this if nothing else: No one cares about you more than you. Do whatever it takes to be proactive about your health and never stop questioning and looking for answers to make sure that you're doing all you can to help yourself. Take care!
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Well i'm not sure if this will help \n \nVaginal itching and a change in vaginal discharge\n\n\nMost women have some vaginal discharge. A normal vaginal discharge:\n\nDoes not smell bad.\nIs not gray, green, or yellow.\nDoes not occur with vaginal or genital redness, burning, or itching.\nDoes not occur with pelvic pain or burning when you urinate.\nYou may notice a normal increase in your vaginal discharge during the middle of your menstrual cycle.\n\nThe vagina contains a large number of different types of organisms, such as yeast cells and bacteria, that exist in a balance with each other. Vaginitis is the result of a change in the normal balance of vaginal organisms. When you have vaginitis, you may notice:\n\nVaginal itching.\nAn increase in vaginal discharge.\nA change in the color of the discharge.\nA strong vaginal odor, especially after sex.\nOther symptoms include increased redness, swelling, itching, or irritation in the vaginal or genital area. Sometimes burning after urination may be present.\n\nA few women develop chronic, repeated vaginitis. Vaginal irritation with burning and discharge is the main symptom. While many women think they have a yeast infection that won't go away, this may not be the case. If you have increased vaginal discharge or other symptoms of a vaginal infection, it is important to check with your doctor to find the cause of your symptoms.
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.
825387
That is normal discharge that happens before you get your period. Although, all women are different. It is completely normal. The only thing you need to worry about is if it has a foul odor to it, then you could possibly have a yeast infection. No worries about it though. Perfectly normal...if you are still unsure call your doctor.
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It is natural and healthy to have a small discharge from your vigina, most young female do. Unless it is discoloured or very smelly which is unhealthy because it is a sign of an infection or fungus.\n\nAsk your mother or doctor if you are really worried.\n\nYoung girls seem to get a white discharge in between periods. Can leave a little mark in your underwear is normal as your vigina needs to be lubricated to be healthy.
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I assume your mean vaginally? Don't worry about it. Its and indicator of your body being fertal. Basically its your hormones during your normal cycle getting ready should your have sex. that discharge is mucus that your body makes to help sperm go where they are supposed to go. It will lessen in a few days. There just shouldn't be any oder. If thats the case you may have a yeast infection. hope this helps. read up on the body's hormone cycle. Every woman should know about their body