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Excessive white discharge
I am having excessive watery thin white discharge from past 4 days. I usually have a slightly more white discharge 2weeks after my periods but this time it's more. It's 2 weeks since my last period ( which was normal). The discharge is not foul smelling. I don't have any itching or pain. But I'm highly irritable and having leg cramps since 1 week. Is it normal?
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Hello There,
Probable causes of excessive discharge may be:-
1) Local Infection
2) Hyper sensitivity OR Excitement
3) Aggravated Vat Dosha
4) Anxiety - Stress
Do following tests for proper diagnosis:-
a) Digital USG Whole Abdomen and pelvis
b) Urine R and M
C) CBC ESR
According to Diagnosis treatment is to be planned.
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
Infertility Specialist
20 yrs exp
Pune
It's a normal thing mostly as you might be due for ovulation.. Process of release of follicle... So discharge will be thin and watery for 2-4 days
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Dr. Avijit Basak
Gynecologist
17 yrs exp
Kolkata
Hello, I think you should test your discharge material and an antibiotic course will be required. Thanx.
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