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No cervical mucus
Is it common to have almost no cervical mucus discharge from the vagina across the month? I had my last period on 26th september. I started noticing that I don't have vaginal discharge like before. I recently became sexually active and the experience was painful with a lot of blood loss. I had spotting for two days but no pain or irritation after that. Ever since, i don't feel like i have enough discharge and feel dry. Does low water intake cause this or this could be something else? I don't have any itching or irritation or pain. Just feeling dry all of a sudden and even during my most fertile time i didn't notice any discharge. Kindly advise.
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I hope you are not overdue for your periods.
Please consult a Gynaecologist on Practo with details regarding the date of the last period, the date of sexual intimacy and the date since when you are experiencing the dryness of vagina.
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Jaipur
Please consult for proper discussion
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
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Unrelated to water intake
Since there is no itching it's normal
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