The NIH reports that the typical pH range for vagi** is between 3.8 and 5.0. The pH of pure water, on the other hand, is 7. A lot of women notice discoloration or “bleach stains” on their clothes because of this, which means the vagi** is much more acidic.
Preparing for and Completing a Healthy Discharge
The vagi** also includes a built-in system for cleaning itself, which is something else that Dr. MacKay emphasized. Its secretions, which are often transparent or white in color, are perfectly normal and play an important role in maintaining a healthy vaginal environment.
“Disturbing the natural balance can lead to infections,” Dr. MacKay warned, despite the fact that clear or white discharge from the vagina is perfectly normal and healthy for women. In order to keep everything clean and free of bacteria, these secretions are necessary.
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