Did you possibly leave a tampon up there last month? Feel around with a couple fingers and pull it out if you did. You may want to give your GYN a call if you can't find any thing on your own or go to the ER. Don't be embarrassed you are not the only person this has ever happened to.
No yeast infections smell and itch you are just having a simple period
Vaginal discharge is not usually brown. This could be from an infection in which dried blood from your period is coming out... I would get it checked out by a doctor since it is not supposed to be brown!!
It doesn't matter if you shower every day... Your discharge should never smell you should go to the doctor to see what might be wrong
If you are not on your period, and you feel like you are because of the smell, you probably just have discharge. A clear gooey substance which can smell at times. No reason to worry, if u dont like the smell, consider body spray over clothes.
I had a similar situation and I was fine. If you have cramps then you really need to go to the doctor.
Yes as long as the discharge does not smell bad or worse than your period and should only last a couple of days. If longer than two days go to the doctor.
the brown discharge is just old blood. I freaked out myself when I was bleeding like pink and then it went straight to brown. My gynecologist said that it is old blood coming out. As you get older, as a woman, your body will go through changes. I'm in my thirties and my body is still experiencing changes, even down do the way you smell. I have to shower more now like when I was a teenager.
Yes, one does get discharge along with blood during a menstrual cycle but if it is excessive and also has a fowl smell you should consult a doctor.
Brown discharge is usually a indication of blood in the discharge. If you had sex around 8-14 days ago then this could be implantation bleeding. If your due a period in the next few days it could be pre-period discharge. If your itching and the discharge smell it is a yeast infection which you need some fungal cream for.
If it is clumpy but soft and without a smell and occurs after your period it should be normal, but if it is thick and in particles are cheese like, then you either having a fungal or bacterial infection. See a doctor of advice on medication.
Unless you are actually experiencing a bowl movement - any unexpected anal discharge of any type should be discussed with your family doctor.
Discharge is a fluid secreted by the vagina as a normal bodily function, while pee refers to urine expelled from the bladder. Discharge is usually white or clear in color, has a mild odor, and can change in consistency throughout the menstrual cycle. Urine, on the other hand, is usually yellow and has a distinct smell.