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What color should a females urethral opening should be ? because mines is black or a dark color n i have redness in white watery discharge no smell ,
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Pink: The urethral tissue should normally be pink in color. Discoloration and discharge are worrisome for infection. You should see your doctor .
Answered 9/16/2017
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