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help please i hope i dont have cancer in my vag.

so i have been having sex with my bf for about 6mths unprotected and i never got prego...?? i went to the doc and they did a ultrasound but found nothing should i get a second opinion by the way i dont have insurance.?? and plus im scared i might have endometriosis. and on top of that i have this weird yellowish like discharge weird smell scared help love and peace and blessings
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Firstly, 6 months isn't actually that long to be trying to get pregnant (if that's what you're trying to do). An couple take on average a year to conceive naturally, and there is actually only a 25% chance of getting pregnant each month so I wouldn't be concerned just yet.

Have you had any tests done for endometriosis? If you suspect you have this you really need to see a doctor about it and get it looked at.

The discharge you talk about...yellow in colour and smells strange sounds like some form of bacteria infection, which will most likely need to be treated. If left these things can often get worse so I would get that treated and then look into seeing if you have endo.
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omg ur a doll thank you for the advice  ok...i was a little shook up no my bf wants me to have his baby so he and i can move away. (no judge please)...anywhoo..no i never  been tested for endometriosis and im scared out of my mind trying to make a appointment tuesday but they are trying to give me the run around because i dont have insurance =-(.. smh but getting checked asap!!!!! pray for me...peace love and blessings -Babydoll333
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