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I have thick mucus-like discharge coming from my vagina. what could this be?
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May be normal: It is normal to have some vaginal discharge. The discharge will usually increase and decrease during the menstrual cycle. If the discharge is not what you have noted in the past, it may not be normal. Your doctor can easily tell if there is a problem such as yeast, bv, or other problem such as an infection.
Answered 4/25/2013
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