Your Vagina
Vaginal discharge: what’s normal?
What is "normal" vaginal discharge? Everything you need to know, from color, to consistency, to odor.
by Anna Druet, Former Science and Education Manager
Your Vagina
Your Vagina
Types of vaginal discharge and how to tell them apart during your cycle
The quality, consistency, and volume of cervical fluid types changes along with the menstrual cycle.
by Anna Druet, Former Science and Education Manager
Your Vagina
Getting wet: discharge vs. cervical fluid vs. arousal fluid
Are vaginal fluids really all that different? In this article, we explain how to identify vaginal discharge, arousal fluid, and...
by Clár McWeeney, Former Content Manager at Clue
Your Vagina
Vaginal dryness: Why it happens and what you can do about it
Vaginal dryness is common but treatable, and can happen at any age.
by Jen Bell, Former Writer at Clue
Your Vagina
Bacterial Vaginosis: a common reason for irregular vaginal discharge
The balance of bacteria in your vagina is important.
by Anna Druet, Former Science and Education Manager
Your Vagina
Vaginal discharge: what’s normal?
What is "normal" vaginal discharge? Everything you need to know, from color, to consistency, to odor.
by Anna Druet, Former Science and Education Manager
Your Vagina
Types of vaginal discharge and how to tell them apart during your cycle
The quality, consistency, and volume of cervical fluid types changes along with the menstrual cycle.
by Anna Druet, Former Science and Education Manager
Your Vagina
Getting wet: discharge vs. cervical fluid vs. arousal fluid
Are vaginal fluids really all that different? In this article, we explain how to identify vaginal discharge, arousal fluid, and...
by Clár McWeeney, Former Content Manager at Clue
Your Vagina
Vaginal dryness: Why it happens and what you can do about it
Vaginal dryness is common but treatable, and can happen at any age.
by Jen Bell, Former Writer at Clue
Your Vagina
Bacterial Vaginosis: a common reason for irregular vaginal discharge
The balance of bacteria in your vagina is important.
by Anna Druet, Former Science and Education Manager