Need Help ASAP!. WARNING PHOTO TMI

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my Vaginally opening looks very weird it has the pasty like discharge but there's no Symptoms. no burning no itching nothing but its strange look. and there's the bright red marks as if its raw but it feels fine

it comes off and seems to accumulate overnight. I don't want to waste a doctor visit if I don't have too.

is this of concern? Should I make an appointment?

Please help

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    i have the same thing! looks similar to yours hope someone can tell what it is.

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    You have what is called smegma. It is a secretion of the oil glands around the genitals. For men, smegma often appears under the foreskin of the penis. In women, it's most likely to appear between the folds of the vagina's labia or around the clitoral hood. Smegma has several distinct characteristics: thick, cheese-like consistency.

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    The white discharge you're referring to is the buildup of dead skin cells, oil, and other fluids throughout the day called smegma. Irregular washing or not washing your genitalia well can cause it to build up. It is normal to have some smegma but when left alone it may produce an unpleasant odor and cause itchiness. When showering, it is important that you wash between the folds of your labia and underneath the clitoral hood. Also, be mindful of the types of products you are using as the skin surrounding your vulva looks very dry.

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      okay Thanks so much. I washed it gently today and it looks much better already 😊

      I had been just using water cause it so irritated all the time but I need to find a soap that won't bother me.

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      i use dial soap bar down there only. either the white one or the gold bar. try using that to wash lightly.

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