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Abnormal Vaginal Discharge

Abnormal vaginal discharge indicates a virus and a Pap smear should be performed for early detection of cervical dysplasia. Resultant from various causes, these changes include unusual coloring such as yellowish-green or brown, foul odor, or increased/decreased amount of the secretions. These signs along with itching and other discomforts are indicative of vaginitis. Abnormal vaginal discharge indicates a virus and a Pap smear should be performed for early detection of cervical dysplasia.

Abnormal Vaginal Discharge

Brown Discharge Vaginal

Colored Vaginal Discharge

Discharge Female Vaginal

Discharge Type Vaginal

Discharge Vaginal Yellowish

Excess Vaginal Discharge

First Trimester Vaginal Discharge

Foulsmelling Vaginal Discharge

Increased Vaginal Discharge

Ovulation Vaginal Discharge

Picture Of Vaginal Discharge

Thick White Vaginal Discharge

Unusual Vaginal Discharge

Vagina Discharge

Vaginal Discharge After Hysterectomy

Vaginal Discharge After Menopause

Vaginal Discharge And Early Pregnancy

Vaginal Discharge And Odor

Vaginal Discharge During Early Pregnancy

Vaginal Discharge Menopause

Vaginal Discharge Odour

Vaginal Discharge Smell

Yellowish Vaginal Discharge

Abnormal Vaginal Discharge

Pap Smear, Cervical Dysplasia

Normally, the vagina produces a flow of white, clear, or cloudy color that helps to maintain balance between various organisms found in the vagina. The amount of this liquid may change during the cycle, sexual contacts, or exercise. Some changes in the flow, however, may indicate the presence of harmful bacteria in the body. Abnormal vaginal discharge indicates a virus and a Pap smear should be performed for early detection of cervical dysplasia.