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hello, i have been having this weired discharge lattly. its really really thick and bone white. ok u know how the ITunes cards, u know how when u pull the card off of the papper there is that stip of glue like stuff? u know the texture of that? that is the texture of my bone white thick discharge. is that normal? cause i dont think it is. and im staying wet all the time, like not the kind of wet u get when u get ready for intercourse. just staying wet. and i wash my vagina everything i take a bath, shower, or just soke in water. and im finding these bumps that hurt really bad down there. one was belove my vagina close to my behind but not on it. it hurt and had a purple dot in the middle of it. the other one was like a bowle or something. what can i do to make these bumps stop showing up and what is this discharge?!
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It's not unusual for the texture and color of your discharge to change to an extent throughout your cycle. For example, during certain times the discharge may be drier or appear more white than clear. However, if it's looking different than what you have ever noticed before, you may want to get it checked out. Especially since you're noticing painful bumps, your best bet is to head to your health care provider to get it checked out.
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It's possible to get pimples or cysts on your genitals, just the way you can anywhere else. However, if you've noticed this for more than a couple of days and/or they keep coming back, it's time to get checked out. You want to make sure it's not an STI or some other type of skin infection. In general, when something hurts we want to get it looked at.
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