No: Normal vaginal discharge should never be smelly. A normal discharge can have some white spots in it. A vaginal discharge that has a bad odor sometimes needs to be treated with antibiotics. Your Gyn can do an exam to find out what it is. Best wishes!
Answered 8/10/2014
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No itching/odor, yes: If there is no vaginal itching or odor, yes it is normal.
Answered 8/10/2014
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Other symptoms?: Vaginal discharge changes character throughout your cycle, but the whitish flakes and odor suggest a mild vaginal infection. If there is itching/swelling you may have a yeast infection, and can treat with OTC Monistat. If not, this could be a different infection that may need antibiotic treatment. Try the monistat, and if no improvement, see your doctor. If fever, pain, etc, get an appointment!
Answered 9/28/2016
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It can be ..: What matters if this is a change of discharge from what you normally experience and/or if you have associated symptoms like itching, pain, blood in the discharge or a high risk exposure for a sexually transmitted disease. If that's the case I would encourage you to seek in the input of your primary care physician to evaluate for a concerning infectious cause. Best of luck.
Answered 9/25/2017
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