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A member asked:
I noticed right inside my vaginal opening there is a whitish/grey mucus looking thing covering the enterance, is this normal?
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Could be normal: Whitish greyish mucus sounds like it could be normal discharge. If your discharge doesn't smell fishy and you don't itch, it's likely okay and normal. Women have discharge every day. Abnormal discharge is discharge that smells fish or that causes itching. If you're concerned about possible std exposure a check up at a local clinic can likely ease your mind.
Answered 1/31/2019
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