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Does vaginal discharge have any connection with periods? sometimes vaginal discharge increases sometimes decreases any connection with period?
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Vaginal discharge: During ovulation you might get increase in discharge and when you are close to your next cycle, due to hormonal changes you might experience the same.
Answered 9/28/2016
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