Normal? eh ? what is wrong with me? is this normal?

Question

well i'm looking for a person who can help me in this one it would totally help me if u actually kno what ur talkin about and plz dont tell me to go and talk to my doc about it. anyways while i was takin a shower i noticed in my v****a there were something like black so i went to see what it was and i accidentally removed the black stuff but the thing is there were this like gray substance it was like a really dark gray slightly close to a black color but anyways it was like almost a squishy solid and then when i went to pad a paper towel on it i accidentally popped a discharge pimple (god are they annoyin) and there were like these bright whity yellow substance that came out so i was wondering is this normal?

Answer 1

I've never heard or had any of that happen to me. I'm sorry your having this problem. My answer is ... i dont think its normal.  

Answer 2

are you on your period? if so it could have just been a blood clot, those are usually dark in color... now i never heard of a discharge pimple. it might have been a cist.

I know you don't want to hear this, but the only way to know for sure is to go to the doctor

Answer 3

omg thats gross i have no idea. idc wat u say u need to go to the doctor!!!

Answer 4

sounds pretty sick, but i dont know

Answer 5

black things, grey substances, discarge pimples, and bright yellow tighty whitey substances?!?!

does that sound like a normal v****a to you?

Answer 6

Is this normal? NO

Black vaginal discharge indicates a problem is present and could be caused by a wart or HPV virus. This happens in women with abnormal ovarian functions that result in an abrupt change in the level of estrogen and progesterone produced. Women having no ovarian problems may experience this condition in the ovulation day or the first day of the menses. Black vaginal discharge indicates a problem is present and could be caused by a wart or HPV virus.

In women warts can develop around the v***a or inside the v****a and on the cervix. If a woman has warts on her cervix, this may cause slight bleeding or, very rarely, an unusual coloured vaginal discharge.

Conditions that may be confused with genital warts include:



*Pimples or spots - caused by blocked sebaceous glands, pimples and spots can form just as easily around the vaginall area as they do on the face, and may become sore and inflamed in a similar way.

There is no treatment that can completely eliminate genital warts once a person has been infected. Often outbreaks of genital warts will become less frequent over time, until the body naturally clears the virus and the warts disappear of their own accord.