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Blood Tinged Vaginal Discharge
Blood tinged vaginal discharge is not normal and could be an indication of a wart or condyloma virus present.
Sexual excitement, emotional stress and ovulation increase the amount of normal secretion from the vagina. If the secretion changes radically in consistency, color or amount, it may be a sign of a serious sexually transmitted disease or just a common infection.
Blood tinged vaginal discharge is not normal and could be an indication of a wart or condyloma virus present.
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Blood Tinged Vaginal Discharge -
Wart, Condyloma
Normal mucus from the vagina should be clear and may turn white or yellowish when exposed to the air. The amount and quality of this secretion varies much throughout the menstrual cycle due to estrogen circulating in the body. Blood tinged vaginal discharge is not normal and could be an indication of a wart or condyloma virus present.
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