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Is it normal for vaginal discharge to have a little bit of white flakes (not really white like milk just a little bit white but darker shade) ?
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Yes: As long as you are not having symptoms of infection such as pelvic pain, fever, vaginal itching/burning, pain with intercourse, then this is normal.
Answered 8/11/2014
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