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Secretions from the sebaceous and sweat glands at the entrance to the vulva.
In short, vaginal discharge is mostly mucus, water, and cells normally present in the body. It’s a natural phenomenon, as normal as saliva in the mouth.
When is vaginal discharge a sign of illness?
In a typical state, the secretion is:
odorless;
white or transparent;
thick and sticky or watery and slightly stretchy.
However, if the discharge seems unusual, it could indicate:
Condition Characteristics of secretion
Candida (fungal infection) lumpy and “grainy” consistency
bacterial vaginosis strong “fishy” smell
Trichomonase yellow or greenish foamy discharge
Contact a specialist if you experience:
Blood stains.
Pain in the lower abdomen or when urinating.
Significant increase in the amount of secretion.
Visible changes in color, odor, or texture.
Irritation or itching in the intimate area.
Remember: Vaginal discharge is completely natural and plays an important role in the female reproductive system.This article is provided for informational purposes only. Avoid self-medication and always consult a qualified healthcare professional befor applying any information contained in this text. The editorial team does not guarantee any results and disclaims any liability for any damage resulting from its use
