These changes made to the disability questions mean that the population identified in 2008 is different from that identified in previous years and the results should not be compared. For a summary of all changes to the ACS 2008 survey see: http://www.census.gov/acs/www/Downloads/SummaryResultsACS2006ContentTest.pdf. Below are the disability questions used in the ACS 2003-7 and those used in the ACS 2008, with descriptions of the major differences between the questions with similar concepts.
Definition of undesirable discharge. : a formal release from military service under conditions other than honorable.
An unusual amount of discharge could mean you have a yeast infection, bacterial vaginosis (a bacterial infection), vaginitis, or, yes, even an STD like chlamydia or gonorrhea. Normal discharge will be either clear or a milky-white, and might have a little bit of a smell to it. If your discharge is like that, itâs most likely fine. But you should go to a doctor if your discharge is bloody or brown, cloudy or yellow, thick and white and cheesy, or gray or yellow with a fishy smell.