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I have a thick pasty discharge for about 4 months now.went to gynaecologist and nothing is wrong. sometimes it's heavier than other days but won't go ?
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Discharge: as long as your swabs are normal and your smears are normal, it should be fine. for further detail your gynaecologist is in the best position to advice you.
Answered 9/12/2017
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Comes but won't go: This vaginal discharge in the absence of itching or odor is normal as the vagina produces fluids all the time.
Answered 10/31/2017
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