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i have been experiencing an increase in baginal discharge . It's had no odor nor does it cause any irritation . I went to the doctor and she said I had no stds nor infections "yeast, bv, ect" and it maybe an increase in discharge because I was ovulating. But it's now a week later and still a lot of milky white discharge but now has green "chunks". Still no odor or irritation
As you have had the problem for a while now and there is "green chunks",
I suggest you make an appointment to see the doctor.
Having "green chunks" sounds that you may now have a bacterial infection.
The doctor should take a swab of the discharge to get it sent to the laboratory for analysis. If you are told things are fine, insist that a swab be done to be sent to the laboratory.
Let me know how you get on.
I suggest you make an appointment to see the doctor.
Having "green chunks" sounds that you may now have a bacterial infection.
The doctor should take a swab of the discharge to get it sent to the laboratory for analysis. If you are told things are fine, insist that a swab be done to be sent to the laboratory.
Let me know how you get on.
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Hi there. Well, green chunks are not a great sign but typically if it is fungal or bacterial you have other symptoms such as burning/itching and/or odor.
I would see if it clears up. If not, then I'd see a doctor to precisely confirm what the discharge is before trying to treat it.
Do not douche. that compounds the problem and I do recommend probiotics whether pill form or yogurt (I use Activia Dannon yogurt).
good luck
I would see if it clears up. If not, then I'd see a doctor to precisely confirm what the discharge is before trying to treat it.
Do not douche. that compounds the problem and I do recommend probiotics whether pill form or yogurt (I use Activia Dannon yogurt).
good luck
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