What could this be?
Latley I've been experiencing a white discharge in my underwear, I'm not sure if that could be a sign of pregnancy or an sti or something, I never used protection with the guy I was with only a couple times when we first started seeing eachother the last time he came in me was about a week or two ago but he has came in be before that also, quite a few times. the last time we had unprotected sex was two nights ago (we used the pull out method. My breasts don't really feel the same either, I noticed when I was I the shower that my nipples feel bruised/sore when I push on them. Could I have an sti? Or does that happen during pregnancy? Or is it just a normal thing to have happen? It's happened about four times in the last two weeks.
Normal. Happens to all women at some point, it typically refers to the time when a woman ovulates. The discharge is normal.
However unprotected sex opens you up to diseases and an unwanted pregnancy. If you do not believe that using protection is something you should be doing then look at some pictures of STIs and STDs in full infection mode. Unprotected sex is not and never will be a good idea if you are not in a monogamous relationship or if you are not looking to get pregnant.
There are those who believe that dictionaries should not merely reflect the times but also protect English from the mindless assaults of the trendy.
I do know unprotected sex isn't a good idea. And I do get check ups. I haven't ever ended up with an infection. I'm done having in protected sex though. Stis are my biggest worry. Then comes pregnancy.. But I do know how horrid it is, my aunt passed away in '09 because of one. But thank you. But I'm not even close to my period? Especially when it first happened it was like 7 days after my period had ended.
That white discharge does sound normal, except you've only recently started noticing it? Ideally you'd notice it at a certain time every month. If that's not the case for you, then yes it could be an infection of some kind.
If ever you are unsure it's best to get to the doc as soon as possible. The earlier anything is caught, the faster it can be treated. And if there's nothing wrong... then the sooner your mind can be put at rest.
Do you use any kind of birth control? Are you on the pill at least? An unwanted pregnancy can turn your life completely upside down. Protecting yourself from pregnancy is not hard. But dealing with an unexpected bun in the oven is very serious.
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