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yellow discharge
I am 8 weeks pregnant and have a yellow discharge that has a faint fish like smell to it. Am I oka... more important is my baby oka
Im sure there is more to the story...im sure you dont work 24 hours...go after
**** statutory rights of employees include prenatal care :) u have rights!!!! I just read about it.
Don't buy medications over the counter without consulting to doctor. Everybody is different, reasons are different. You may make harm to your growing baby. Go to urgency room after or before your work. And yes, you can sue them if they fire you because of pregnancy.
I think there is a over the counter for BV in the Isle close to the monistat products
*if they can't wait on you now
U have right u know:) they can't fire u just because u have an appointment. That makes me think they will not help u towards the end of ur pregnancy if the can't wait on u know... go or call ur local DHS office they will be able to guide u if ur employer is saying he'll fire u.
They will fire me. He told me no excuses that if I call in or leave early or show up late I'm fired don't bother coming back. The current job I'm working on is causing stomach pain but got forbid I say something I'll loose my job
Maybe go to urgent care somewhere if you can't get off work.
Well there isnt an over the counter medication to cure that...not sure if it effects the fetus or not call your doctor and ask
Tell them that you are pregnant. They can't fire you because you are pregnant. But it is important for you and your baby to see the doctor.
See my issue is also that if I try to leave work to go to the doctor I will get fired.... Idk how to handle my baby stuff wile holding my job at the same time
Yes indeed u need to see ur doctor. Sounds like BV or yeast infection. More so BV though. They will give u an antibiotic. Remember yellow or green is reason to be concerned. Take care
You neec to see your doctor..fishy smell is usually Bacteria Vaginosis
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