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whats wrong if u had discharge after intercourse?

what problem does a woman have when she had that discharge?
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I have done papsmear twice,it read infection/bacteria bacillus vaginalis and have been on similar treatment more than 8 times but still nothing improved. My vagina is very painful and now this infection has affected my throat,i now have sore throat,my tongue is starting to have sores... Im now scared whats gonna happen next because none of the doctors and sisters could tell me exactly whats wrong but just prescribed medication that dint even help.
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Hi,

Constant vaginal discharge is a sign of infection. This may be due to a fungal or bacterial infection and even due to STDs.

Vaginal discharge immediately after sexual intercourse, usually yellowish in color with an ammoniac odor, could be due to infection with bacillus vaginosis. This includes the bacillus gardnerella vaginalis.

Though the woman may have no other symptoms, except discharge following intercourse, she may even suspect the male partner of having infected her in view of the periodicity of discharge.

This infection if contracted by the male partner can predispose to the development of UTI and/or prostatitis.

Do keep us posted on your doubts.

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