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White rubber or paper-like
by Sam94, Oct 22, 2007 02:12AM
Hello! Last October 15th I went to an Ob-Gyne doctor to have my pap smear and pelvix exam. I was prescribed to take albothyl suppository. I inserted the suppository at bedtime for 3 consecutive nights. And then today while I was in the toilet, I noticed something thick coming out of my vagina. I tried to pull it out and a white paper or semi-rubber like material came out with a slightly greenish discharge. It was so weird I freaked out. Yesterday before this happened, I had a very thick clear mucus discharge and it was too many. I don't know what the heck is going on. Could somebody pls help me?!!!
Member Comments (4)
by Fourpaws, Oct 22, 2007 09:53AM
Maybe it's just the rest of the suppository? I have no idea what albothyl suppositories are but usually when you insert any meds in there, a lot of the "extra" med comes back out.
by DeeM08, Jan 18, 2008 11:26PM
To: Sam94
Albothyl has a selective effect on dead or pathologically altered tissue, producing coagulation with subsequent elimination thus resulting to that paperlike or rubber white discharges. Healthy squamous epithelium is not affected. Since Albothy is a broad antimicrobial spectrum,it destroys the pathogenic germs of the vagina (bacteria, trichomonas and fungi), and enhances the growth of the Lactobacilli (Doderlein's bacilli) responsible for maintaining the physiological acidity of the vagina. Albothyl quickly decreases subjective complaints eg, pruritus, discharge, etc. It possesses potent astringent and hemostatic properties. Re-epithelization is favored by reactive hyperemia in the treated area and by stimulation of the granulation of normal tissues leading to total healing of the tissues.
by princessjones80, Jul 26, 2008 01:19AM
To: pls help me
hi i used albothyl becoz my doctor told me last time,but now its my 4 days using it and i feel stinging and painful on my right ovary.i feel discomfort and i dont sleep well..pls help me what is all about this.i am so worried might appendicitis that i do not know...and i was out of mind thinking only becoz of the albothyl side effects..pls help
by perl828, Sep 26, 2008 06:09AM
To: princessjones80
hi... i had the same problem.. my gynecologist told me to insert albothyl suppository every other night. not every night and that i should remove the rubber-like first before i insert the medicine. it works...
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