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Poss tmi - lots of watery vaginal discharge

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NapoleonsNose · 25/02/2016 21:13

I'm 43. I had a really heavy lengthy period this month, so much so that it worried me enough to go to my GP. I've got to back next week for a pelvic exam and to have a smear which I have put off for a year (I know, I know, but all previous ones have been fine). Anyway for a few days before the really heavy period I had a lot of watery discharge, enough to soak through my knickers - I did think I had wet myself as it was pretty damp. Didn't think much more about it at this point.

Anyway, I had a period that lasted nearly 3 weeks and since it ended a week ago, I've still had, what is to me, a lot of discharge. It's clear, not smelly, no pain and there is no blood or anything. If my period hadn't been so long, now would be about the right time for me to be ovulating and I would expect to have a more than usual. I've googled and now scared myself stupid into thinking I have cancer. I know this is irrational given that I have no other symptoms but I can't stop worrying. I do get anxious about my health and need some calming input.

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Bunbaker · 25/02/2016 21:30

It could be thrush.

redpriestandmozart · 25/02/2016 21:34

Bath water, I kid you not :( we reach an age where we seem to take in water and release it again, could this be what you are suffering?

StillYummy · 25/02/2016 21:37

Any chance that you were pregnant?

NapoleonsNose · 25/02/2016 21:48

Defo not pregnant, DH has been snipped! Not sure it could be bathwater leaking out the following day either. I did consider thrush and did buy a Canesten pessary to use. I figured that three weeks of wearing towels - tampons were useless with the floods - with their nasty plasticky backs could have allowed thrush to thrive. I'm not sure if perhaps I'm overthinking it and consequently more aware of what is going on 'down there'. I am a worrier though and thats probably not helping.

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