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Irregular Vaginal Discharge




Irregular vaginal discharge can be a sign of HPV present, causing condyloma. White or yellow secretion is normal; the amount depends on the menstrual cycle and may vary a lot. Ovulation, emotional stress and sexual excitement usually increase the amount of the mucous. Vaginal yeast infection is one of the causes of abnormal secretion. Irregular vaginal discharge can be a sign of HPV present, causing condyloma.

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Irregular Vaginal Discharge

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HPV, Condyloma

Substance from the vagina is common in all women who reached puberty. Abnormal quantity or unusual quality of this substance may be a sign of a sexually transmitted disease, so it is recommended to visit a doctor if this matter changes in consistency, color and smell. Irregular vaginal discharge can be a sign of HPV present, causing condyloma.

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