Female ejaculation can occur with or without orgasm, and is very enjoyable. It should be noted that not all women ejaculate, and that it is perfectly normal. However, for women who want to learn how to ejaculate, they are usually able to do so easily with some information and instruction. They work together in balance to protect you from infection. Sometimes, however, this balance changes and you may notice an abnormal discharge which could be yellowish, greenish, frothy, curd-like or thick .
Some possible causes are allergic reactions.
Another cause may be taking antibiotics, which can kill the good bacteria in your vagina that stops the overgrowth of yeast. The result may be a yeast infection. Another cause that may cause the yeast to overgrow is the blood from your period. This blood changes the pH balance in your vagina, making it more alkaline which is the type of environment that yeast grows best in. This is usually why some women notice, around the time of their period, that they feel itchier and have a yeasty discharge which may be yellowish, whitish or curd-like.