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Increase in vaginal discharge
My ovulation happened on 22nd december and from yesterday there is an increase in vaginal discharge..There is no itching or bad smell..and it is watery..My next period is expected to be by 5th jan..is the excess discharge something to worry about or is it happening as the period is approaching?
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It is normal
If there is any foul smell or itching review for check up
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Hi. It is absolutely normal to have increased vaginal discharge around the time of ovulation. As you have stated that there are no associated symptoms, don’t be worried.
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Not to worry
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Nothing to worry. It’s post ovulation discharge.
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Dr. Supriya Raina
Gynecologist
14 yrs exp
Hyderabad
It is normal and physiological to have increased thin watery discharge from vagina at the time of ovulation. As long as the discharge is not bad smelling or not causing vaginal itching there is no need to worry about it. Nothing needs to be done about it.
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