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White discharge
I was taking vaginal yeast infection treatment it was all normal until I got my periods I was experiencing heavy clean discharge but after treatment discharge went back to normal. On my next period the discharge was normal however during self pleasure i experienced sticky discharge for 2-3 days then it went back to normal. I wanted to ask if it is normal to have a thick sticky discharge every two hours. Also if i started having more sugar it affects my discharge. Should I start eating probiotics.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Discharge is normal if there is no itching
Though the discharge needs to be examined
Eating sugars are not going to affect your discharge unless you are a diabetic
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