Must one make up for prayers performed during travel, while feeling discharge during the prayer, after performing istinja' and wudu', assuming that istinja' from it is obligatory?

The vaginal discharge of a woman is pure, according to the preponderant opinion, and necessitates Wudu’ (ablution), but not Istinja (definition)’ (washing of private parts). If it is continuous without interruption, or its time of discharge is irregular, then it takes the ruling of سلس ( سلس البول - سلس الريح - سلس الإفرازات) and she should perform Wudu’ for each prayer time. However, if it stops for a duration sufficient for performing Wudu’ and prayer, then her purification is invalidated by its discharge, and she must repeat it. She must also make up for the missed prayers, according to the majority of scholars, whereas Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah held the view that an ignorant person is not obligated to make up for them, though making them up is more cautious. If the discharge of secretions is merely a doubt, it should be disregarded.