Last updated on July 28th, 2018 at 05:01 am<\/p>
Do you have white stuff down there and want to know what yeast infection smell like or look like?<\/strong> Then i will let you know. If you’re worried about the type of discharge coming out your vagina, then it may be abnormal.<\/p>\n However, not all vaginal discharge color is abnormal in women. Your discharge may be yellow, brownish and still be normal. Are you worried that your discharge is now excessively thick or watery?<\/strong> Then it may be normal too. During ovulation, breastfeeding and pregnancy women experience increased vaginal discharge.<\/p>\n You probably have always noticed that white stuff that has no smell and has not itching too. Yes, this is normal vaginal discharge and provided it is not smelly with odor, then its okay.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n If you are close to puberty or already now at adolescence, you will probably notice you have discharge. Initially just before your first period, it may be brown in color. But later clears up and becomes white vaginal discharge.<\/p>\n This discharge can be thick white vaginal discharge or watery clear discharge. At the beginning of your menstrual cycle, just after your period ends, you will notice that white stuff is thick white. Also, at the late part of your cycle, just before your next menstruation, you will notice white thick discharge or dry vagina again. This is normal in women.<\/p>\n However, in the middle of your cycle, it becomes creamy white<\/a> and then watery discharge. This is because you’re ovulating. Do i have to worry about this type of\u00a0<\/strong>discharge<\/b>? No. If your discharge is without smell and vaginal itching then you’re okay. But if you notice that it smells down there, sometimes fishy smelling discharge<\/a>, then its likely due to an infection.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Now you already know what your normal discharge should look like, lets explain how an abnormal yeast infection looks like.<\/p>\n What is yeast infection?<\/strong> This is a fungi infection that affects your vagina and caused by candida albicans. It is not sexually transmitted. However, it is one of the common vaginal infections experience by pregnant women. If not treated while you’re pregnant can affect your baby during childbirth.<\/p>\n Who are at risk of yeast infection?<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n What does yeast infection look like?<\/strong><\/p>\n Yeast infection discharge<\/a> is a cottage cheese like discharge<\/a> that is whitish in color with these symptoms<\/p>\n<\/span>Why is vaginal discharge important?<\/span><\/h2>\n
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