vaginal secretion

Excessive Vaginal Discharge (Excess, Heavy, Profuse) Causes

A moderate amount of vaginal discharge is common in most women and is considered to be normal. Under certain circumstances, vaginal discharge may become excessive – this may be physiological or pathological. Excessive vaginal discharge which is not related to any disease process (physiological discharge) may be seen >> Read More ...

Vaginal Discharge | Yellow, White, Brown, Green Color Mucus

Normal vaginal discharge is usually clear or whitish in color and a small amount of it should not cause much concern. This is discussed further under Normal Vaginal Secretions. However, if the color changes to yellow, cheesy white, gray, brown, green or is tinged with blood, it is not normal. A visit to the gynecologist is >> Read More ...

Vaginal Secretions – Normal, Abnormal, Smelly Vaginal Discharge

Vaginal discharge is the variable amounts of secretions from the glands in the vagina and cervix. A small amount of vaginal discharge, usually clear or whitish in color, with a mild odor or no smell at all is considered as normal in most women, especially in women of childbearing age. Underlying pathology may give rise >> Read More ...