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Creamy Discharge Vaginal White

A creamy discharge, vaginal white is considered normal; however, changes in color or odor mean venereal wart or genital wart disease. Clear or milky secretions expelled from the vagina in a small amount are not a disease and should be considered normal unless they are accompanied by an offensive odor or changes in the color. They consist of cervical mucus, discarded cells, and harmless bacteria that are normally present in the vagina. A creamy discharge, vaginal white is considered normal; however, changes in color or odor mean venereal wart or genital wart disease.

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Creamy Discharge Vaginal White

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Venereal Wart, Genital Wart

Women registering yellowish-green or dark flows should receive adequate treatment since these symptoms are likely to stem from an infection that should be cured to preserve fertility. Abnormalities in the secretions may also be related to a forgotten tampon or medications that influence hormonal levels. A creamy discharge, vaginal white is considered normal; however, changes in color or odor mean venereal wart or genital wart disease.

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Dr. Joe Glickman, Jr., M.D.

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