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Continuous Colourless, Odourless Discharge From Vagina, Body Temperature Increased. What Could This Be?

Hi, I am Pradheepha. I got married and eagerly waiting to conceive. I have one doubt. there is a continuous colourless, odourless discharge from my vagina for the past two days, it not painful and also my body temperature increased. i didnt had such experience before. kinldy clear my doubt
Sat, 28 Dec 2013
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If you have regular 28-30 day cycles and are in the mid-cycle, the presence of the discharge indicates that you have ovulated and the rise of temperature is suggestive of this. Ovulation is usually associated with a profuse watery discharge. If you have any irritation, itching or burning, please see a specialist for a local examination and proper treatment. Otherwise, you may wait until your next cycle to see what it is. Hope your query has been answered. Wish you good luck.
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Continuous Colourless, Odourless Discharge From Vagina, Body Temperature Increased. What Could This Be?

Hi, If you have regular 28-30 day cycles and are in the mid-cycle, the presence of the discharge indicates that you have ovulated and the rise of temperature is suggestive of this. Ovulation is usually associated with a profuse watery discharge. If you have any irritation, itching or burning, please see a specialist for a local examination and proper treatment. Otherwise, you may wait until your next cycle to see what it is. Hope your query has been answered. Wish you good luck.