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Why is my vagina excessively wet? is it normal
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Depends: if its normal for you to have that amount of physiologic discharge, then its ok. If you feel its in excess or if it smells foul or smells like urine, you may have other issues complicating the matter. See your gyn for a exam and evaluation.
Answered 7/2/2015
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