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Vaginal discharge?


Question Posted Thursday April 21 2011, 8:02 pm

Hello

13/f. For maybe the past year or so, i've been finding a whitish liquid in my underwear. It happens several times every single day and I walk around feeling like I wet my pants. I haven't had my period yet.

Then one day I decided to look at my vagina to see what was happening, and the liquid squirted out as I was watching. What is this and is there any way of stopping it?

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julie75 answered Thursday April 21 2011, 9:43 pm:
I found a good website that might help out a little. If you need anything else, please feel free to ask me. Julie

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