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I've been getting watery discharge for over a year now, i got diagnosed with bv but the discharge is still there. im woried incase i can't have children?
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May be normal: A certain amount of vaginal discharge is normal. The cells of the vagina are constantly growing and replaced just like the rest of your skin. There are also lubricating glands that keep the vagina moist. These contribute to vaginal health. There are factors that can increase or alter this process like estrogen, heat, obesity, etc.
Answered 9/28/2016
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