Vaginal Discharge

Overview

Vaginal discharge is a fluid that contains a mix of vaginal secretions and cervical mucus. The amount of vaginal discharge produced varies from woman to woman but is often normal and healthy.

Some of the common causes of abnormal vaginal discharge include such as yeast infection, bacterial vaginosis or menopause. Abnormal vaginal discharge also can be a symptom of certain sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

Symptoms of Vaginal Discharge

Vaginal discharge is often normal, but there are instances when the color, amount, or consistency of discharge may indicate a problem.

• Green, yellow, or grey discharge
• Vaginal itching or burning
• Discharge that is frothy, foamy, or looks like cottage cheese
• A fishy or unpleasant odour
• pelvic pain

We provide individualized treatment for women with vaginal discharge.