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Unusual Vaginal Discharge




Unusual vaginal discharge is a symptom that could indicate a cervical/vaginal wart or vaginitis. Infections (including sexually transmitted ones), hormone deficiency, endometritis (inflammation of the inside of the uterus), genital herpes, PID (pelvic inflammatory disease, a poor hygiene, etc. all can lead to natural environment of the vagina. Most cases are easily cured with antibiotics, anti-viral, and antibacterial medicines. Unusual vaginal discharge is a symptom that could indicate a cervical/vaginal wart or vaginitis.

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Unusual Vaginal Discharge

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Wart, Vaginitis

Unlike clear or whitish odorless secretions, green-yellow or bloody ones are abnormal especially if there is foul smelling, itching, burning, skin irritation, pain on urination or intercourse, swelling of the lips, and other disorders. Many women are reported to have experienced similar symptoms at least once. Unusual vaginal discharge is a symptom that could indicate a cervical/vaginal wart or vaginitis.

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