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Discharge after sex
I just have one small question? I think I have a mixed vaginal infection right now, but what I wanted to ask was every time I have unprotected sex (the guy does not ejaculate in me), but everytime we're done i always have vaginal discharge come out of my vagina for a proper 5-10 mins. What does this mean?
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That cud be normal vaginal secretions mixed with preejaculatory secretions
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It is unprotected intercourse. That means no condoms are used. You should be careful because the discharge lasting for 5-10 minutes is too much. It can't be a physiological vaginal discharge. If you are not married please don't have unprotected intercourse or you cover it with emergency contraception.
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Dr. Neel Vaghasia
Gynecologist
8 yrs exp
Surat
It doesn't mean infection.
Still gynecology examination is required to confirm diagnosis of infection. Infection usually happens along with itching and foul smelling discharge.
Mild discharge from vagina after intercourse is natural and may be from normal secretions of vaginal glands.
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