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Sammiejane

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watery discharge
« on: April 07, 2020, 04:22:50 PM »

hi ladies

so every now and then i get very watery discharge wets my knickers and have been having this since adding in progesterone. i haven't timed it in terms of how often per month it happens. but the only way i control it is stopping the progesterone for one two days.

i've had full hysterectomy so don't need progesterone but it is defo helping .

my thinking is .....

is the progesterone tricking my body into thinking it's ovulating ?

as i take 2 pumps estrogel and 100mg utro daily do i possibly need a half pump more or full pump more estrogen ? as i also have been getting odd flush back and find it hard to fall asleep but do have a solid sleep when i get to sleep

would tesosterone help sort out the discharge and slight bladder irritation i get ?

is the progesterone making my va worse hense watery discharge ?

i've no itching smell burning just watery discharge

i know estrogen makes us more wetter and progesterone dries things out but it seems to be more watery on progesterone then from when i took estrogen on its own the discharge was more thicker and less of it x

any advice would be great .

thanks
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Sammiejane

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Re: watery discharge
« Reply #1 on: April 07, 2020, 11:07:19 PM »

hi birdy

can the progesterone cause the VA to get worse x

i?m hoping tesosterone will help together with estrogen and ovestin x
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Sammiejane

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Re: watery discharge
« Reply #2 on: April 09, 2020, 06:36:06 PM »

hi birdy

i just wondered as it drys things out mouth vagina skin etc whereby estrogen keeps things moist which is why i wondered if i needed more estrogen

last 3 days have had a bout of headaches come on which paracetamol isn't relieving x
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