you probably had it there for a while and than it’s just cleaning out you’r vagina or letting you know your period is on it’s way or that more eggs are developing inside of you. Don’t worry it’s normal. Unless it smells bad and it’s greenish and clumpy than it’s a yiest infection and I would go see a doctor. Good Luck!:)

This is normally what adolescents get (teenagers) it happens mainly during puberty, do not worry it is totally normal darling. Every girl has it, i do. I try not to think about it, it might get smelly too sometimes so make sure you shower a couple of times a week, down there.

its infection
stay away away
that’s why i always say
"NEVER HAVE SEX"

you already have the answer as your title

discharge

yea, i think ur just going through puberty

thats normal

Hi Ash,

It sure sounds like a yeast infection. EVERY woman has yeast in her vagina, and plenty of virgins have had them for a number of reasons, so go ahead and tell your mom the symptoms. If you don’t want to admit that you have had sex, you can now officially tell your mom that a nurse told you it can happen to any girl (sometimes even before they have their periods!)… It’s a matter of your immune system letting it’s guard down and the yeasties taking the opportunity to strike.

The first time you get a yeast infection, you should be seen by an ob/gyn doc just to be sure that is what it really is. After this, you can use OTC med inserts and creams to cure them.

Having said that about virgins getting yeast infections… It is quite likely that your BF had something to do with it, or at least the sex did… Remember that anything you let into your vagina needs to be REALLY clean, non-porous, and have no sharp ridges or edges… If the sex was "energetic" that might have caused some micro-tears in the vaginal wall, and that can cause it as well… My wife gets them about 4 or 5 times a year, despite all the care we take, so it can also be totally unrelated to sex as well…

Next time, take a really long soapy shower together first…

Remember to always play SAFE… There are NO safe days!
Best wishes,
Ed, RN

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ya its part of growing up and puberty..so you could be starting your period soon..i started when i was 11. But ya, its totally normal and it will continue..its like cleaning on your body of germs n what not

Call you doctor. Sounds like there is too much – could be a problem. A little wouldn't be too bad, but….

Call your doctor tomorrow, Promise?

Sounds like a yeast infection. Try vagisil.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candidiasis

Yes it is normal, its like an orgasmic discharge.

Yes, it's normal =).

Your vaginal walls and uterine cervix contain glands that produce fluid to help keep the vagina clean. It's very normal for it to be white, thick (especially during ovulation, times during the menstrual cycle & sexual arousal) and odorless.

You only need to worry if there's a significant increase in the amount, an odor, pain, itching or burning and if it turns yellowish. These are signs of infection, and in some cases a more serious problem. If that happens, go to the doctor.

Otherwise, you're fine!

pink

white…don't worry, you're ovulating.

some times it is a little bit of both

u should really ask someone privately about this…freakin makes me sick

before your period usually it is white and perhaps slightly thicker

usually clear and dries kind of white

Clear, in the middle of your cycle, creamier at the end.

Any strong smell see your Dr.

White usually. The clear is mid cycle when you are fertile( ovulating), it is high in sugar to feed the sperm. This is usually around14 days before the period

“Unusual mucus or other substances coming from the vagina is a common problem. The discharge is often due to infection, and frequently associated with pain, burning, itching, and painful urination. Not all infections are sexually transmitted, so don't assume that vaginal discharge means that you have an STD. There are a number of possible causes:
Thick, white, cottage cheese-like discharge, itching, irritated skin yeast infection, or candidacies. Women with diabetes and those taking antibiotics are more likely to develop this type of infection. Most women will have at least one yeast infection at some point in their lives”

Please see your doctor for consultation.

Yahoo Health – Vaginal Discharge
http://health.yahoo.com/women-gyn/vaginal-discharge/pdr–Women_wmn_art_00020002.html

Possible yeast infection?

Ummmm… how about VAGINAL DISCHARGE??

If you had bothered to search other yahoo answers questions regarding this VERY SAME topic, you wouldn't be wasting peoples' time.

Women of child-bearing age (i.e., after the age of 10 and before the age of about 65) have discharge. It is there to cleanse the vagina and prepare it for sexual intercourse.

If you know for sure that it's not supposed to itch or burn or smell funny or have an odd color then chances are also good that you knew that it was nothing to be concerned with.

Ohh, get to the Gyn. It could be a yeast infection, gonorrhea, clamydia, bacterial, trichominosis. Just go to the doctor, that is abnormal.

Funny how your first two answers are from boys/men…lol!!! If I were you I'd go to the gyn. Could be anything…could be nothing.

It's probably the beginning to a yeast infection. You can go to the doctor for an exam or try the meds sold in stores for yeast infections. I had a lot of these when I was younger, so have a lot of experience with them. I've experience this same thing and use the meds and it went away. Or you can use a vinegar and water douche, that usually helps me a lot. Good luck, hope I could help!

This is very common, sometimes your vaginal discharge can become more of a milky color closer to your period, or right after. Sometimes that is just the norm for an individual, and it always looks like that. You only need to worry about discharge when it is another color besides white/clear, and it has an odor, or there is itch and discomfort involved.

Besides that, it is just different secretions from your hormones/vagina and is very common, nothing to worry about. Happens a lot.

They say that's normal. you def aren't the first to ask. check out the question on beinggirl.com. Here's the exact link

http://beinggirl.com/en_US/pages/questiondetail.jsp?ContentId=ASK157

with curd like discharge it is yeast, treat with over the counter med from local pharmacy, reduce sugar and bread intake, eat plain yogurt with live active lactobacillus culters, if diabetes runs in family get checked and wear only cotton crouched panties allow vagina to breath (no tight jeans) and keep it dry as possible!

Normal Vaginal Fluid is usually clear or milky white and does not have an unpleasant odor. The normal vaginal discharge is thicker at specific times of the menstrual cycle (at the time of ovulation), during breastfeeding, or during sexual arousal. An increase in the amount of vaginal discharge, an abnormal odor or consistency of the fluid, or pain, itching, or burning that accompanies vaginal discharge can all be signs of infection or other more serious disorders.

She's a virgin, then I don't think it's possible for her to be pregnant. The discharge is normal. I've never heard of a virgin becoming pregnant. I don't think you have anything to worry about.

That is perfectly normal