Watery discharge?
Hi everyone, I've been having this strange discharge for a few days now… more like a watery, light-yellow fluid that I suddenly feel coming. It also wakes me up at night and I keep thinking it's my period. According to my last cycle, I get my period on the 16th. Anyway, there's no burning or itching, so, like I said, it's just this fluid. I also have to say that I had a fibroid removal 1.5 months ago. Could that be the cause?
Please advise. I went to the doctor last week but I didn't have it at the time.
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I’m afraid you’re gonna have to go back to your female doctor, no one can tell you exactly what it is, let alone.
then go again.
Dude! Why do the female images always have to mention their outflow here? Who cares if you don’t have a female doctor to tell you?
It’s just disgusting! I don’t want to hear that! Okay?
Don’t you have to click on the question and read it through? Don’t do that and just keep swipe 🙂
I always do. But that’s like a psychic torture to keep reading such questions. I’m so disgusting and wondering what this is? Can’t they ask her pediatrician?
Not in the early cry, you start the day with a smile at 😉
Yeah, okay. But does that really have to be? So why do the women always ask such questions about their outflow as on the conveyor? That’s just troll, right?
I really can’t understand, and what’s that supposed to be? So why are you asking this and not your family doctor?
I also don’t want to hear any stupid questions, how “can a Muslim shave?” you can also ask a priest or you read your commandments through 😂
Do you understand how stupid it sounds??
Oh yes… if I think so wisely without the stuff that will be discussed here, you would never have come to the world… so be quiet and be happy that your mother could ever get pregnant….because I know that there are women who would be happy if they had it all (so period, vagina etc.)
Quite simply because this is an art community where you can help each other and help with “small things” or run with every little one. mosquito or cut to the doctor!?
In addition, there are many different types of women, which means the chance to get a good and reasonable answer is greater than with the doctor who usually sends you back to the next and then to the next, until you have the certainty that everything has been all right.
But why don’t women just ask their female doctor about the drain? I mean, I’m not asking about my bloody stool with corn grains and blazing. So what is this?
Yes, you understand, but you don’t have to do it to you