Reproductive Health
Yellow discharge: What it means, common causes, and how to treat it
Vaginal discharge comes in a range of colors, yellow being just one of them. Yellow discharge is discharge that has a yellow tint, although the appearance of this discharge can vary, from thin and watery to thick and mucus-like.
Period & Bleeding
Pink discharge: What does it mean, causes, and is it normal?
Pink discharge is vaginal discharge that has a pinkish tint. If your discharge is pink, it usually means it contains blood. This can be completely normal, and often happens before, during or after a period when fresh blood mixes with your vaginal mucus. However, sometimes pink discharge with no period can be a sign of something more serious. Understanding what normal discharge is for you is the key to understanding whether any discharge — whether it’s pink or another color — is cause for concern.
Reproductive Health
Creamy white discharge: What does it mean, causes, and is it normal?
If you notice creamy white discharge when you go to the bathroom you might be wondering – is it normal? The answer is: most likely, yes. The vagina is self-cleaning and knows exactly how to protect itself. White creamy discharge is typical in most cases and is simply an indication that all the vagina's self-cleaning mechanisms are working well [1]. However, in some cases, a white creamy discharge, especially when it's accompanied by other symptoms, can signal that there might be an issue and you might want to see your OBGYN. In today's article, we'll discuss what normal discharge looks like, why it happens, and what might be atypical [1].