1 The discharge is sticky without any smell. : 2  Sexual Excitement causes the secretion of a thin watery fluid that wets and lubricates the vagina to make penetration of the penis and the sexual act easier. : 3  Many newborn female babies have a mucoid vaginal discharge lasting for the first few days of birth.
All pregnancy tests work by detecting the presence of human chorionic gonadotropoin (hCG), the pregnancy hormone. In both urine and blood pregnancy tests, the presence of the hormone human chorionic gonadotropoin (hCG) is evaluated. The hCG hormone is usually only present in blood or urine if a woman is pregnant. When an egg fertilized with sperm is implanted in the uterus of the woman the hCG is then produced.
This hormone is released after the fertilized egg attaches itself to the wall of your uterus, while its amounts increase as the pregnancy progresses. How soon a pregnancy test will be able to detect this hormone depends on its sensitivity because some are able to detect HCG only when released in large enough amounts. As a result, a pregnancy test that is not able to detect small amounts of HCG will give you a negative result if you take it too soon.