Understanding Vaginal Discharge: What’s Normal And When To Seek Help
Vaginal discharge is normal when clear or milky, odorless, and painless, helping clean and protect the vagina. Changes in color, smell, or texture—especially yellow, green, foul-smelling, or thick discharge—may signal infections like yeast or STIs. Maintain hygiene, wear breathable clothes, avoid scented products, and consult a doctor if discomfort appear.