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Can birth control change the color, smell, and amount of your vaginal discharge?
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Yes it Can: Birth control pills (BCPs) alter your hormonal levels, which can affect the color, smell and amount of your vaginal discharge; all of which is normal. BCPs can also alter the carbohydrate concentration and pH of your vagina, which can increase the risk for yeast infections in some women.
Answered 10/21/2018
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