It’s a common, if unspoken, part of life. You do the laundry, and you notice them—stains on your underwear that the washing machine doesn’t seem to fully erase. For years, you might have chalked it up to “normal discharge” and thought little of it. But as our bodies change, so do their signals. What was once routine can sometimes become a message.
If you’re noticing persistent stains that are different in color, consistency, or smell, it’s your body’s way of turning up the volume. These stains often aren’t just normal discharge. They are your body’s internal memo, written in a language we’re rarely taught to understand.
Let’s be clear: vaginal discharge is normal and healthy. It’s the body’s way of self-cleaning, like a self-cleaning oven. It should be clear to milky white and can have a mild, non-offensive odor. But when the memos change, it’s time to pay attention.
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