Discharge that is different than usual can be caused by a shift in the natural balance and an overgrowth of bacteria or yeast.
Clumpy white discharge usually indicates a yeast infection. Since fungi like warm, dark, moist environments, anything that makes your intimate zone sweaty can bring one on.
Grey discharge accompanied by a fishy odor and burning sensation could indicate bacterial vaginosis (BV). If you suspect you have a vaginal infection, visit your doctor or gynecologist.
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Clear, transparent, or whitish discharge is normal from the beginning of your cycle through ovulation. From the middle to the end of your cycle discharge becomes creamier, a result of progesterone release. When you’re on the pill, your discharge is creamy all the time. Discharge is normal and serves as a kind of natural cleansing of your vagina.
