Question 1

white thick chunky discharge 24weeks pregnant no itchiness or burning?

Accepted Answer

White discharge: candidial yeast infection is very common in pregnancy see your OB it is easily treated.

Question 2

i am experiencing  abnormal vaginal discharge. it is thick and black

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Exam and testing: Vaginal discharge requires an examination to determine the cause and treatment. Bacterial vaginosis is the most common cause and often has a vaginal odor. Vaginal itching can be a sign of a yeast infection. Sometimes vaginal discharge can be a sign of a sexual transmitted infection. Testing is important to determine the treatment. Black discharge is usually old blood

Question 3

i've had thick, white, chunky discharge for quite sometime. no itching or burning. not usually any odor. what could it be?

Accepted Answer

Discharge: This is most likely a yeast infection. This can be treated with simple over the counter medication. See your doctor for proper evaluation to make sure it's not due to another cause. You might need a prescription for definitive treatment.

Question 4

thick white chunky discharge, no itching, burning, or smell. are these signs of pregnancy?

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Can be normal: Ovulation discharge is normal and experienced by large numbers of women. During ovulation you may see changes in the color and consistency of vaginal discharge. Menstrual irregularities are also quite common and can be caused by a wide variety of factors. If you have no other symptoms and this does not occur regularly would not worry.

Question 5

i have thick  slightly yellowish chunky discharge. i have been on combination birth control pill for 3 months now.

Accepted Answer

Thick white: discharge generally suggests infection, such as with yeast or bacterial.  You can get thick cervical mucus from pregnancy close to term, but you would know the difference.  Please see a healthcare provider for proper examination and diagnosis.  Thanks for trusting in HealthTap.

Question 6

i am experiencing  abnormal vaginal discharge thats thick and white and a little clumpy. i have a vaginal odor, it is not fishy or foul, not too sure

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Time to see GYN MD: It is time to see a GYN MD to evaluate the vaginal discharge/odor and possible vaginal infection. Do it now before others notice the odor and embarrass you.

Question 7

i am experiencing  vaginal odor, thick mucus discharge and vaginal itching. the following also describe me: abnormal vaginal discharge and vaginal ...

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This combination: really mandates medical assessment.

Question 8

i am experiencing  abnormal vaginal discharge (worsened by: onset after unprotected sex) (quality: cheesy discharge) , urethral discharge and thick mucus discharge. the following also describes me: vaginal odor. what should i do?

Accepted Answer

See a GYN MD: You need to be evaluated by a GYN MD as there may be a significant vaginal infection or STD which may need immediate treatment.

Question 9

i am experiencing  abnormal vaginal discharge (quality: itchiness) , vaginal odor, pain during sex and thick mucus discharge. the following also describe me: vaginal itching, vaginal irritation, and skin redness or irritation. what should i do?

Accepted Answer

Exam and testing: Vaginal discharge requires an examination to determine the cause and treatment. Bacterial vaginosis is the most common cause and often has a vaginal odor. Vaginal itching can be a sign of a yeast infection. Sometimes vaginal discharge can be a sign of a sexual transmitted infection. Testing is important to determine the treatment and keep you and your partner safe.

Question 10

what causes white chunky discharge?

Accepted Answer

One cause: Yeast can present with clumpy, white vaginal discharge to a watery, white discharge. Sometimes a discharge is not apparent. There is no odor. It can cause swelling and redness of vulva along with itching and burning pain. It may lead to pain with urination or intercourse.

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White thick chunky discharge 24weeks pregnant no itchiness or burning?

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I am experiencing abnormal vaginal discharge. it is thick and black

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I've had thick, white, chunky discharge for quite sometime. no itching or burning. not usually any odor. what could it be?

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Thick white chunky discharge, no itching, burning, or smell. are these signs of pregnancy?

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I have thick slightly yellowish chunky discharge. i have been on combination birth control pill for 3 months now.

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I am experiencing abnormal vaginal discharge thats thick and white and a little clumpy. i have a vaginal odor, it is not fishy or foul, not too sure

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I am experiencing vaginal odor, thick mucus discharge and vaginal itching. the following also describe me: abnormal vaginal discharge and vaginal ...

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I am experiencing abnormal vaginal discharge (worsened by: onset after unprotected sex) (quality: cheesy discharge) , urethral discharge and thick mucus discharge. the following also describes me: vaginal odor. what should i do?

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I am experiencing abnormal vaginal discharge (quality: itchiness) , vaginal odor, pain during sex and thick mucus discharge. the following also describe me: vaginal itching, vaginal irritation, and skin redness or irritation. what should i do?

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What causes white chunky discharge?

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