Period 2 Days Late White Discharge. If you had unprotected sex and have no period just white discharge, you could be pregnant depending on how many days late your period is. The hormonal imbalance caused by PCOD can delay the period and lead to white vaginal discharge.
Normal vaginal discharge can be white, clear, or thick, but usually does not smell bad.
During the menstrual cycle and just before you're expecting period, your vaginal discharge becomes thick or you may have no discharge before period.
If your period is two weeks late with increased white milky and clear discharge, it's likely pregnancy. White discharge, known medically as leukorrhea, is normal and typically occurs in the second half of the menstrual cycle. If you have cramps, white discharge, and no period, you may be wondering if you're pregnant. Also, a woman can have more or less vaginal discharge at different times. So, your period is probably on its way. If you had unprotected sex and have no period just white discharge, you could be pregnant depending on how many days late your period is.
So, your period is probably on its way. However, it may get complex especially when you take a pregnancy test, obtain a positive result and yet still have a period a few days or weeks later. After ovulation has taken place, the estrogen levels decrease, and then progesterone levels increase to prepare your uterus for the pregnancy. It's still up but only by a couple of tenths of a degree Fahrenheit. It means that your body is making hormones and your uterus (womb) is getting read to have periods. White discharge is usually common before ovulation due to the increase in estrogen levels but after ovulation progesterone hormone becomes the dominant hormone which prepares your uterus for pregnancy.
I am two days late on my period and am having clear/white discharge. For women who are hoping to start a family, experiencing strange changes like a late period, white discharge, and cramping turns into disappointment when their home pregnancy test produces a negative result. You aren't two days late, you cycle is just longer because you might have ovulated later in your cycle than usual.