hi a clear watery discharge from the vagina usually occurs when the cells of the cervix undergo certain changes known as cervical erosion. this is not a malignant or premalignant condition and usually occurs in response to estrogen or infection. since you are in permenopause the estrogen level is likely to be low. but what could be causing the discharge is a condition known as atrophic vaginitis or postmenopausal vaginitis together with cervical erosion. this condition usually occurs when the vaginal walls thin out due to low estrogen level. a reactive inflammation sets in in both the cerix and the vagina and you may get the thin clear discharge which you now have. i do hope this helps you. good luck
perimenopausal clear watery vaginal discharge tested non bacterial non fungal ongoing for over 2 month possible causes? . i am perimenopausal or may have reached menopause. i am having almost colorless watery discharge for over two months that are more profuse in the nights. the discharge has been tested negative for bacterial or fungal infections. i don't have any other problem associated with it. it seems it is normal to have vaginal discharge during this time of life but for how long would this last?