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I discharge so much its just disgusting. I've already started my period. Sometimes in the middle of the night I will wake up and have to change my underwear cause I disharge alot. Is there anything I can do? I hate always feeling "wet"
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I would use panty liners...they help a lot. but im going to tell u now...if you decide to go with this method look for something that will cover the entire bottom of your underwear because the regular ones sometimes get wrinkled up...like when you are running or doing something to the effect and its like they arent even there. i think that "Always" makes that kind of panty liner (the bigger kind) but i do warn you...they are a bit more expensive than regular ones but they work better in the sense of keeping you dry.
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You should star wearing pads. I'm not talking about those pads you wear once you're on your period, but smaller & thinner ones. You don't even feel them & you won't discharge on your underwear. You can buy them anywhere. Walmart, Target, Walgreens & they aren't expensive. I suggest you get those because they will help.
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I have the same problem! Ugh, it`s awful and I know what you mean. I just went to the gyno the other day, and she prescribed me these pills called "Flagyl" because I had BV which is an infection down-below. You can`t just buy them from the store though, you actually have to go to the doctors to be able to get them. Some girls have discharge more than others and some will permanently have it. I do, and it`s awful but it`s worse some days more than others. I suggest you try pantyliners. =] But, if it starts getting itchy or it starts smelling, you should tell your mother. Or, you could tell her now & see what she says! It could be hereditary. =[
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I'm not sure if a doctor would be able to give you something to help ease that up or not. But if it gets to the point where you absolutely can not stand it and you're willing to share that with your mom and a doctor, I'd say go for it. I don't know if birth control would regulate the discharge or not.
Try using panty liners or panty shields. They're thin enough that you can't feel them, but they keep you from feeling "wet" because they absorb everything.
-FunnyCide
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I suggest you go and buy something called panty liners. They're basically a lighter version of sanitary towels that are designed to keep you feel fresh and dry. You stick them in your underwear and change them every few hours, exactly the same way as a sanitary towel.
If you still have a problem then go and see your doctor, as he or she may be able to prescribe something to help.
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