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Is Fluid Discharge Happening During Intercourse A Sign Of Leukorrhea?

hi, i m really confused about my fluid discharge.is that normal or not?
firstly i would like to tell you i didnot know that fluid discharge happen to every women in normal days.
my fluid is white and thick. fluid is discharging ago 5 -6 years.
but now i m married. i m really confused,because it happens when my husband just close to me. and during intercourse my secretions comes out very fast than my husband. at that time i m feeling shame.
i think, is that leukorrhea? because it happens usually in normal days.
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You should be happy with a very appropriate, normal and healthy response to your husband's closeness. This are absolutely normal secretions in response to sexual excitement . It also comes on peri-ovulatory (time near ovulation) period or before menses. This happens due to a hormone estrogen .
DR SAATIISH JHUNTRRAA
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Is Fluid Discharge Happening During Intercourse A Sign Of Leukorrhea?

Hello You should be happy with a very appropriate, normal and healthy response to your husband s closeness. This are absolutely normal secretions in response to sexual excitement . It also comes on peri-ovulatory (time near ovulation) period or before menses. This happens due to a hormone estrogen . DR SAATIISH JHUNTRRAA