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I am itchy and uncomfortable down there (vagina opening and urethra area)
I also have whitish kind of discharge.. ![]() ![]() ![]() I havent had sex recently so dont think its a sexual transmitted thing. eww. will it go away or should i see a dr.. ![]() |
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Could be a yeast infection but I'd say best bet would be go to the doc to make sure. Have you been on any antibiotics lately?
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I agree it sounds like a yeast infection also known as thrush but if you haven't had it before going to seeing a doctor or sexual health clinic maybe a good idea. You could also visit a local pharmacy for advice there are many products available and they are trained to look into medical interactions etc.
These such matters actually we're the topic of conversation at a girls night I went to awhile back and one friend said that if she wears anything other than cotton underwear she's guaranteed to get a yeast infection the same applies with for another friend but she also said thongs or g string style undies are a no go too. They also recommend that when you have one you should cut down on the amount of sugar you eat someone did explain why but I have forgotten. But the biggest thing to remember is that it's a very common problem which anyone including men can get an it's nothing to be embarrassed about ![]()
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Some médications, or antibiotics can be responsible. Yes if you eat lots of sugar, white bread it can feed the yeast infection even more. First advice consult a Doctor if you can or check with a chemist. Another natural thing you can do is to up your garlic intake, it's a natural antibacterial.
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Thanks so much for making me feel normal.
I will go to the dr. Hopefully I dont get embarrassed talking to the dr. |
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You will do fine. It can be uncomfortable at first but its part of being a woman. Maybe find a woman doctor. I did and it was the best thing I did.
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