discharge after sex = infection?  Share | Victoria asks:
Heather Corinna replies:  You know, this happens a lot.  That,
after a woman becomes sexually active, or does a given new
sexual thing, she'll notice what appear to be changes with her
body.  But when it all gets sorted out, it pretty much always
turns out that there wasn't anything different. In other words,
that your discharges are probably the same as they ever were,
but you're just feeling a little nervous about any bad
consequences, so you're noticing them more, or are more
observant about your genitals than you were before because
you're worried, or looking for changes.  Mind, it's possible
your discharges are just a little more fluid today because of
the addition of arousal fluids or lubricant last night, but it's
not so possible to have symptoms of any infection the very next
morning after sex the night before. Most sexually transmitted
infections are asymptomatic anyway, but even when you get
symptoms from one, they're never that immediate.