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Clear Discharge After Having Sex, No Smell Or Pain Or Itching. Any Ideas?

I am 62 yrs old and have not been sexually active for many years. About six months ago became sexually active. Know what yeast infection is and know about making sure to urinate after sex. Shortly after becoming active I started to have a clear and sometimes milky discharge in the area very high up or not in the vaginal area. It does not smell or have not pain or itching. Any ideas
Mon, 7 Jan 2013
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Hello
Thanks for your query.
The discharge that you mention is normal vaginal discharge that occurs at the time of arousal/intercourse due to vaginal lubrication and secretion from Bartholins glands.
However, you need not worry about it, as long as it is not excessive, foul smelling, painful or with itching.
If any of these occur, you need to consult a gynecologist to rule out any pelvic infection.
Take care.
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Clear Discharge After Having Sex, No Smell Or Pain Or Itching. Any Ideas?

Hello Thanks for your query. The discharge that you mention is normal vaginal discharge that occurs at the time of arousal/intercourse due to vaginal lubrication and secretion from Bartholins glands. However, you need not worry about it, as long as it is not excessive, foul smelling, painful or with itching. If any of these occur, you need to consult a gynecologist to rule out any pelvic infection. Take care.