white stuff?

Question

I'm a 13 year old girl, and I got my period last year. Every time I put new underwear it takes me about an hour to ruin them. When I go to the bathroom there's always white slimy stuff on my underwear. I know that it's discharge but I just don't understand? Do you get it everyday or?? When it happens at school it always smells down there and I'm always scared someone's going to comment on it. When the white stuff gets on my underwear I wash them when I get home, but after they come out of the dryer they're crusty and tight. Can someone please tell me what to do??

Answer

Use pantyliners theyll keep ya fresher and save your undies. Also i get it pretty much everyday its normal its just your vagina cleaning itself out

Answer

You can use panty liners but it's better to let your vagina breathe. Discharge is completely normal, we all get it. It means your vagina is cleaning itself, or that you're ovulating. The vagina is self cleaning so don't put any washes in your lady bits, just on the skin (pubic region) around it. Trying to clean it will make any smell worse.
You have nothing to worry about unless the discharge is grey, clumpy or smells like fish, garbage or just... wrong. Then you might need to see a doctor.

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It's completely normal and happens to me 5 out of 7 days of the week when I'm not on my period, it's just discharge or you are ovulating and both are healthy, when I was your age I thought cleaning my vagina would help and it doesn't it just makes it worse, keep soap out of there because the vagina cleans it's self and cleaning it too much can cause yeast infections. Obviously wash around it just not the vagina itself

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I get it most days. People can't smell it (at least in my experience). Like someone else said, you can wear panty liners to keep it from getting on your underwear. White and clear discharge are good. Discharge is like your vagina's way of cleaning itself.

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