From normal variations to warning signs, discover what your body is telling you about your reproductive health and when ...

Discharge is normal for all women so it's likely you'll be acquainted with what yours usually looks like. But if you're ...

The discharge can be white, yellow, green, brown, or red, as found in a study published in the Clinical Methods Journal. Watery vaginal discharge is a type of vaginal fluid that is usually clear ...

Vaginal discharge does not typically occur with burning or itching. Changes in color—such as green, red, or yellow discharge—and a foul odor may be a sign of an underlying health problem.

There are different types of vaginal discharge such as blood red or dried brown, deep pink, pale yellow to neon green, and more.

thick and white cottage cheese-like discharge can reveal thrush. Green, yellow or frothy discharge can be a sign of something called trichomoniasis ( a sexually transmitted parasite), while ...

According to the NHS, “normal” discharge is clear or white in colour. It shouldn’t have a strong smell, and should usually be slippery – but can be thicker and sticky. Discharge that smells fishy can ...