Abnormal Vaginal Discharge and Bleeding
Most biological women will get a kind of spotting or discharge during their menstrual cycles. The frequency of vaginal discharge, as well as the amount, is not universally defined, because it depends on the individual. Yet, there are some instances where discharge and spotting between periods is considered abnormal. The best way to figure out what is not normal for you is to understand your cycle and not any abnormalities that occur.
Whenever there is a change in discharge and bleeding that you never experienced before, you may want to be consider potential cervical cancer. Other signs of cervical cancer include pain during intercourse and urinating, unusual bleeding, or bleeding when postmenopausal. Be sure to get regular pap smears and gynecological checks.
