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What does white stuff leaking out of your vagina mean when you are not pregnant?
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∙ 14y ago
that substance is 'cum', like when males ejaculates, white substance comes out. this happens with females.
when you are aroused it can happens or if you have an orgasm!
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Loads white thick discharge are you pregnant?
i,ve been having a load of thick white discharge and leaking breasts and cramping can i be pregnant
Does it hurt when the white stuff comes out of your vagina?
it means you just came
How do I remove a hot dog from my vagina?
(guys) tells when your hotdog is about to squirt white stuff (girls) tells when your vagina is about to squirt vagina juice
What is the best way to make a womans vagina squirt thick white cream?
(guys) tells when your hotdog is about to squirt white stuff (girls) tells when your vagina is about to squirt vagina juice
What if one day you have white stuff coming out your vagina then its normal again is that normal?
the white stuff is the vaginal discharge which is normal and is a sign of ovulation
How long will you have that white stuff coming out of your vagina if you have never had your period?
since november
What is the White milky stuff females produce?
Do you mean in the vagina?That would be a discharge =/
What is the white stuff coming out of your vagina?
during the day it will discharge as a cleaning cycle or it will lubricate naturally as a physical reaction to pressure on the vagina
What is the white gushy stuff that comes out of your virgina when your pregnant?
Yes
What is spurm?
it is white stuff that was DNA. it also pregnant
What is the white goopy stuff that comes out of my vagina?
If it is very white liquid to soupy and has white clumps in it that looks like cottage cheese, it is most likely a yeast infection. Yeast causes intense itching on the vulva and at the vagina.
Can the white goey stuff stop coming out of the vagina?
The white gooey stuff you are referring to is vaginal discharge, which is a normal part of the menstrual cycle and helps keep the vagina clean and lubricated. If you are experiencing any changes in your discharge or have concerns, it is best to consult with a healthcare professional for an evaluation and appropriate advice.
