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Noticing lumpy white stuff on my panties, is that normal?
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Probably: It's probably normal vaginal discharge, but: if you have pain, itching, a bad odor, a missed period, or unprotected sex, you should see a doctor to be checked. Also, make sure you are having annual exams. Be safe out there.
Answered 5/4/2013
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