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itching,bleeding,late period
i really need help.. i had unportected sex with someone for a couple of times,the last one was at 29th of june after about a week around July 6th i have started to feel really itchy and stingy inside my vagina but there was no discharge by the way my period was on June 5th and i am late so i have done 2 pregnancy tests at home both negative..the itchy feeling has been coming and going during the day but no pain so yesterday on the 10th of june i went to hospital ,had pop smear they found no yeast infection but lotso discharge inside vagina gave me zithromax only one time and some other pill after pop smear i have started to bleed continuously not a few spots i dont think thats my period since it has just started after pop smear,do u think i have hpv or what can it be ??? thank you
Unfortunately, there may have been some type of infection because of the excess discharge they saw. But because you are late, I do think this could now be your period. I hope it is not an std, but I do not want to mislead you. I too was late for my period and it got triggered. I found out later that I had chlamydia. But you were treated for chlamydia, hopefully you have a negative result for both either way.
hey thank you so much for your reply... so u think pap smear can trigger ma period, i have lower abdominal pain as well, i hope its my period only..
You need to go to a gynecologist and get proper testing for std or go to a clinic that offers free std screening. But if you are bleeding continuously, then the pap smear may have triggered your period. If you have lots of discharge, it sounds like you could have BV (not std related), trichomonas, chlamydia, and/or gonorrhea. But nothing can be conculded without proper testing. BUT now that you have taken zithromax, testing for chlamydia/gonorrhea is not recommended until about 4 weeks after you took the medication or you may get a false result. And if it is chlamydia, the zithromax will cure it.
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