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pcos brown blood with mucus color clots and irritation around vagina opening

On July 4th I had protected intercourse sex with my mate wit unprotected penis to clit rubbing but  about 2 days later I realize I am spotting brown blood with light small blood clots like mucus color but I also have irritation around The opening of my vagina and clit No burning but it would get irritated after showers n wiping..  Could The irritation be from us having a lot of sex and it's healing up or The spermcide on The condom it's been like this for 2 days and I'm just guessIng The brown bleed is from my abnormal periods due to my pcos. I know it should weird but do you have any advice
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Sounds like a yeast infection/thrush. I used to get it quite often when I was on the pill but haven't had it since! (touch wood) Also friction from sex and rubbing can help candida thrive which causes thrush. and the brown blood is probably your lining shredding, thats something I'm currently trying to deal with but mine turns heavy and i had it for over 2 weeks! If you get something over the counter for your irritation get canesten duo pessary.. vagisil doesn't work.
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Thank u since my monthly has stopped So has The itching and I am going to go to The Gyn anyway cause I do believe it maybe a yeast infection something I get often  because of my pcos and my balances changing all The time
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You probably have a yeast infection, but go to the doctor if you're unsure.
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