Bacterial Vaginosis

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no odor? I don't think it's BV in that case. the smell is usually the first sign of it, before any sort of discharge. It could be your normal bodily fluids, there's nothing wrong with that. You might have a slight irritation from your partner's... uh... body chemistry, or whatever form of contraception you are using. Cervical mucous sometimes sticks around all cycle long, but changes quality depending on where you are in your cycle. There's nothing wrong with that, it's quite normal and actually good for you.

I had this while pregnant, and so did not want to use medication to get rid of it. I cut out sugar, drank tons of water, ate 2 cups of yogurt a day, and applied a comfrey/st john's wort cream I had made once or twice a day. I think I also applied plain yogurt too, similar to what you would do for yeast. I was diligent about washing my clothes, bleached, rinsed twice in very hot water, etc, and went underwear free when possible, wore only cotton... I went back to the midwife a month later and my bacterial culture showed a much lower count. The following month is was completely gone. I think I was very consistent about treatment for 2 weeks, and was careful to keep sugar low afterward.. it went away though. Good luck. ps I also had no smell or real discharge, just itching, but when cultured I showed a bac overgrowth... not always dramatic symptoms, just need to get back in balance.

Yeast and BV have the same cause: imbalance in body's natural flora that protect us.

Have you tried homemade yogurt and or kefir?

There is several medical studies on the benefits of probiotics and BV. Goodpapa has posted his wife's story here too... she both ate homemade yogurt and used it in suppositories.