Could an STD cause the mucus from your vagina to be more chunky?

Yes it certainly can be from a STD.

you could say yes to that question because your vagina contracts so it holds the mucus plug in your cervix which causes you not to have a miscarrage

NOTHING. Well that could be right but also if your body can not produce enough mucus, your body could cause you to get an ulcer.

No, mucus in the vagina is normal and is sometimes a sign of increased fertility

Yes it can be a STD. You and your wife need to be tested.

Yes, chlamydia can cause a mucus discharge.

They are called bartholin's glands and are found between the vulva and the vagina.

That's a sign that your about to have your period!

Not sure about your question, but mucus is a normal thing for the vagina. The tissue in the vaginal sheath contains goblet cells that secrete mucus. This is completely normal and helps to prevent tissue damage. If the vagina did not stay moist, that would be completely unhealthy and require treatment to prevent permanent damage.

It could be typical discharge, but if your sexually active you need to be checked out for infections. Dont worry, their common.

no No, it's vaginal fluids. Not always, it could be ejaculate or some other vaginal mucus.

mucus that comes out a girls vagina when she is going through developement/ periods

what that fluid is basically mucus fluid and water

Yes! In fact, swallowing mucus can even cause you to throw up. If you have mucus in your system, try to cough or spit it out.

It is normal to have some mucus in the stool due to the bile in the intestine. If it is happening everytime I would suggest talking with your doctor.

Nair has a chemical in it so strong that it actually dissolves the hair. Another household product strong enough to dissolve hair is Liquid Plumr and Draino, just to give you an idea how caustic Nair can be. Though considered safe to use on the skin, it is harsh enough to dissolve the protective mucus lining of your vagina. Just like the snot in your nose and wax in your ears, you vagina has a protective lining (cervical mucus) that helps keep out harmful bacteria, and it also protects from pregnancy some days of your menstrual cycle, and flushes out dead cells. When you used Nair on your girly parts, you got some in your vagina, and it burned out your mucus lining and probably your extremely delicate skin inside your vagina. Douching too often can upset the balance of your mucus flushing too, and cause problems where there weren't any before. Nair was not meant to be used wherever you have a protective mucus lining (the nose, your vulva, etc.).

It is possible that she is ovulating ("in heat")

No its a sign of a dry vagina. Usually caused by a yeast infection.

because it traps and carries the unwanted particles out of the body

possible if you're about to ovulate or already ovulating and your mucus is thin enough and there's alot of it flowing out; the sperm can swim through your mucus from the outside to the inside of your body if they get close enough to your vagina; the mucus actually nourishes the sperm and lubricates the passageway to your tubes which helps them swim to your egg faster.

According to doctors at National Jewish Health, dairy products do not cause mucus, they thicken mucus. They also suggest eating low fat dairy products.

An infection of the sinuses would cause the mucus membranes to inflame which could cause the bleeding. This would also cause the soft tissues to swell and block the sinuses which could also lead to the pain. As with all such things you are best consulting a doctor as whilst the symptoms are probably nothing to worry about long term he/she will be able to give you a proper diagnoses.

A genetic disorder called 'Cystic Fibrosis', maybe responsible for the over production of mucus. Otherwise, production of mucus is your bodies reaction to dust or other elements that could damage the lungs. The part of the airway that allows the mucus to move up, is called the cilia (tiny hairs that brush the mucus up away from the lungs) which may be damaged not allowing the mucus to travel up and out the airway. The cause of not being able to get rid of mucus or it being too thick could also be because of your water intake. The higher the intake, the thinner the mucus and also the more regularly the mucus is cleaned.

yes it does that.your body creates a mucus plug when your pregnant and some times peices fall off as long as you dont have a golf ball size glob of mucus come out of your vagina its ok.

as soon as you lose your mucus plug you should go to the hospital cause the baby is on its way