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144100 tn?1283522567

Question about discharge

I know this might fall under the TMI category, but I have noticed today that I have a yellowish discharge (sometimes with a hint of green) on my undies.  I don't have any iching, so I don't think it's a yeast infection...any ideas?  I will be Oing in about 3 days or so and I don't want anything wierd messing it up!
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Hi! I was just at my OBGYN yesterday for the exact same thing.
I was noticing some thick whitish/yellowish discharge, but didn't have the foul odor, itching or burning that are the classic yeast symptoms.  But because I had never really experiened that typed of discharge, I thought I'd have it checked out and it turns out that it is in fact a yeast infection!   I was prescribed 1 diflucan pill and was told it should be gone in a few days.  Im 34 years old and this is the first yeast infection I've ever had...the Dr. was surprised because it's very common.

So, I suggest you make and appointment also and get it checked out....before it gets worse! You'll feel better too knowing it's been diagnosed and is being treated.

Good luck!
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144100 tn?1283522567
Thank You, I got into my doc and was also put on Diflucan!
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