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Medical Conditions - Vaginal Fluid

Vaginal fluid is the secretion produced by the glands inside the vagina. They help in clearing away the dead cells and bacteria. The color and odor of this fluid can vary depending on the time of your menstrual cycle. Signs of vaginal infections include bloody or brown, cloudy, yellow, or foul-smelling vaginal fluid.

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What causes long, thick white discharge without odor?

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Does a small wound increase HIV risk after sexual encounter?

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Does abrasion in the groin after sex increase HIV risk?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Thank you for the query. It appears to be due to friction or irritation. Clean the area with warm water twice daily. You can apply a topical antibiotic cream.

Does HIV survive on public surfaces like elevator buttons?

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Is a finger cut an HIV risk in unprotected sex for men?

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Can HIV be transmitted if vaginal fluid touches the penis?

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Can HIV survive in vaginal fluid on clothes?

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Is PEP required after unprotected oral sex?

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Can brief genital touch cause STD risk after massage?

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