Discharge

[DMDL]

ok so, i was recently eating out my gf, and i noticed this white mucus like discharge, it didn't smell bad like anything out of the ordinary, her vagina had a normal smell like always, but it was just weird seeing this white discharge. i never seen it before, but then again, this was the first time i looked, is this white discharge normal for a female to have? and does it relate to her period that she has every month?

[Brandye]

Quite normal. Not directly related to her period but it may vary during her menstrual cycle.

[cher69]

i get that a few days after my period. it lasts a day or two. really grosse, but then i didn't design the female reproductive organs or i would have had them smelling like roses and tasting like chocolate, lol.
hey, brandye, i thought it WAS related to the menstrual cycle.

[Brandye]

If, as an individual, a woman gets a heavy discharge each month, then, yes, it is clearly related. What was originally described could be but is more likely a passing low grade indection. The menstrually dictated increased lubrication around ovulation is usually simply just the normal lube but more of it.

The discharge following a period is not typical. It is ok so long as it is not particularly smelly. If it had a foul smell, get it checked.

[cher69]

get it checked! why? what could it be? i never thought anything of it before. i mean no harm. i didn't think. what causes the bad smell? and how bad is a bad smell anyway. i mean vaginas are always gonna smell, wet, warm, bactiria etc. now you have me worried and wondering what my vagina should smell like, lol.

[BMWman125]

ok so ive been eating out my gf lately too and ive noticed discharge as well but the reason i noticed it was it tasted BAD but i didnt notice a smell. is this normal?

[BMWman125]

so is there anything she or i can do to make it stop cause it makes it to where i dont want to eat her out and also it makes her self concious and im scared it will make her want to stop doing stuff all together

[lnt1103]

If you're worried, or she's worried, get her to a doc. That's the only way to know for sure what's going on. We can't tell you through a computer screen precisely what the deal is with her.

[Brandye]

The "taste" is actually being detected by your sense of smell; you just need to get close at this point. That is an early sign of some form of vaginitis, most likely bacterial. She should talk to her doctor.