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A member asked:
What could thick stringy white odorless vaginal discharge mean. treated numerous times with 3 and 7 date yeast infection treatments.?
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Normal ovulation: Odorless, stringy, white vaginal discharge is a typical description of the vaginal mucous observed mid-cycle during ovulation. It is physiologic, i.e. Normal, during that part of the menstrual cycle.
Answered 4/28/2018
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