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writes:I was doing cunnilingus on my girlfriend yesterday and noticed some white discharge coming out from her vagina. The color was white and kinda looked like sperm. However, my girlfriend's a virgin, and we never had sex. Only foreplaying. It didn't smell or anything. She also told me that she does wear pad everyday, and change to a different pad when she starts having her period. However, she didn't have any tampon in yesterday while she was with me. What does that mean? I did not ejaculate on her vagina nor anything. I'm just worried about her health. Is she going to be alright? Would pregnancy occur? I do remember having a bit of pre-cum in my finger and did rub her vagina like immediately after for a little bit. I did put my finger in her vagina (only the tip of my finger), but not the whole thing in. Would that somehow cause her to be pregnant? One more thing, I don't quite remember having my penis touching her vagina, but what would happen if it did? I'm unsure if there was any precum on it? Would that cause pregnancy? I didn't use any condom.There wasn't any intercourse nor any penetration. Nothing, simply masturbating one another, and a bit of oral sex (she gave me a handjob while sitting on top of me. She had her panties on, and her vagina was somewhat close to my penis). What's the cause of the white discharge? I'm worried sick, and I really don't know what I should do. She's 17, by the way. And she's a virgin.
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reader, anonymous, writes (28 January 2013): Discharge is just a normal health for all women.
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reader, DoubleM +, writes (10 June 2011):
 Yes, some vaginal discharge is quite normal at various times during a woman's cycle - usually clear, milky-white or white. As long as there is not a strong, unpleasant odor, it is likely innocuous (harmless), except it is not particularly pleasant while performing cunnilingus.
My solution to the issue, when encountered, is to suggest a good rinse or to wipe it away. If there is odor, then it may indicate vaginosis or other possible abnormal balance and should be a health concern.
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reader, spinnaker +, writes (10 June 2011):
 Perfectly normal. There are different discharges relating to the female cycle. There is a lot of mucous produced before the egg is released because the objective is to trap the sperm to give the best opportunity for pregnancy.
Now that you are down there pleasing your girlfriend, more fluid is being produced since she is aroused. That will cause the mucous to seep out a bit.
If there was a problem she would be feeling pain, itching, or other signs of infection would be present.
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reader, anonymous, writes (10 June 2011): The white stuff is known as vaginal mucus. It looks more like an egg white than anything else. If there was a lot of it, it was probably one of her more fertile times of the month.
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