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Normal Vaginal Discharge




Normal vaginal discharge changes noticeably when either vulvar vestibulitis or cervical dysplasia is present. A healthy flow is that of white cloudy color or clear becoming yellow when coming into contact with air. During a sexual excitement or emotional stress, the flow increases in amount. Increased wetness is peculiar for mid-cycle due to natural imbalances in pH level inside the vagina. Normal vaginal discharge changes noticeably when either vulvar vestibulitis or cervical dysplasia is present.

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Normal Vaginal Discharge

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Vulvar Vestibulitis, Cervical Dysplasia

Normally, women register secretions from the vagina that are produced as a preventive means against various infections and guard the reproductive organs from any damage. Natural secretions cleanse the uterus and are essential for a woman’s health. Normal vaginal discharge changes noticeably when either vulvar vestibulitis or cervical dysplasia is present.

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