this might seem a little gross but, i was wondering what is a discharge? and what is too much? if someoen was getting it for about 2 years shouldnt they get their period by now? arent you supposed to get it soon when you have that? -- thanks
Daisy answered Friday April 29 2005, 5:17 am: Every girl gets this-it is perfectly normal. I don't know how old you are but you usually get your period around the same time as when your mum got it so ask her if you can. You are growing up and this is just a normal phase at the moment. [ Daisy's advice column | Ask Daisy A Question ]
cUrLyHaiReDcUtiE16 answered Thursday April 28 2005, 9:30 pm: heyy .. no your not supposed to get your peroid after you start getting discharge and dischrage is this clear substince that looks sorta like condictioner and i have discharge for about as long as you and still haevnt gotten my peroid yet either so its complety normal
K2204 answered Thursday April 28 2005, 8:59 pm: its the norla wa of cleaning out "down there" and go to [Link](Mouse over link to see full location)
they can answer all of those questions. also, i am good at this too, I dont want to sound conceded, but i am! I know a lot about it. hmm, there isnt too much, i checked with my doctor. and it can happen all of your life, even after your peroid, my doctor told me that!
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XoxBroKeNxoX answered Thursday April 28 2005, 8:42 pm: Its normal to get a discharge everyday. This is the normal way for your body to cleanse your vagina (hehe).. The color can be..umm.. clear, whitish or like lightish yellow; with..a..slight..odor..mm.. It begins a year or so before you start to menstruate and lasts for most of your life. Some days during yer period the discharge is wet and liquidy, other days it is thick and ropy. If you don't like the way it feels or you want to protect your undies, try wearing a pantiliner each day. The pantiliner will absorb the vaginal discharge and help you feel fresh and dry. Yay! [ XoxBroKeNxoX's advice column | Ask XoxBroKeNxoX A Question ]
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