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Thick white discharge, abnormal pH but no pain, itch or smell

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b41143
b41143

Ive had a thick, creamy, tacky, white discharge for about 1.5-2 weeks now - it is not chunky just very thick and tacky. There is no abnormal smell, itch, burning or pain associated with it and I am expecting my period in about a week. I wasnt too concerned as I know similar discharge can come before a period, however it has been almost 2 weeks like this now and I did a pH test of the discharge tonight and it showed "abnormal".

Ive had bacterial vaginosis and yeast infections countless times and this seems different. What could be the problem?

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  • Learn2Teach
    Learn2Teach b41143

    Posted

    May you send a pic of what it looks like it will help to identify

  • b41143
    b41143

    Edited

    image

    pH test is coming back normal now

  • sarah83007
    sarah83007 b41143

    Edited

    hey I had that for months and months. it's not something you should be concerned abt. thick white discharge like that all month long is less common but not dangerous. if you went to the doc and all the tests were neg then its nothing more that a real pain in the ass.

    I was constantly testing for yeast infections and stuff but always negative when there was no itch or flaking.

  • kourtb95
    kourtb95 b41143

    Posted

    how did yours go away?

    • b41143
      b41143 kourtb95

      Posted

      i use boric acid suppositories if my pH is off or something feels off but this went away when my pms kicked in so I think it was an inbalance before my period.

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