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Green discharge no answers from doctor
Okay so my boyfriend and I started dating in May of 2015. I began having symptoms in August of 2015. It started out with intense pain after urination and slight yellow discharge. I also was having symptoms of yeast. I've had terrible problems with yeast my whole life, so my doctor called me in diflucan and that helped for a while. I was also called in cipro to see if it would help with anything urinary related. The cipro helped a lot but symptoms reaccured.
I finally broke down and went to the gynecologist. Test came back positive for yeast and nothing else. I had several rounds of diflucan with no luck. And last time I went to the doctor..I was on my period at this time and I was tested again and no yeast was present and no stds were positive. But sense I've started having green discharge my doctor went ahead and gave me metronidazole. That cleared up symptoms better than anything else. And I was also advised to have my boyfriend wear condoms and we have but green discharge is now back.
I just really want to know why antibiotics helped but no Wetmount or any std test has been positive.
I finally broke down and went to the gynecologist. Test came back positive for yeast and nothing else. I had several rounds of diflucan with no luck. And last time I went to the doctor..I was on my period at this time and I was tested again and no yeast was present and no stds were positive. But sense I've started having green discharge my doctor went ahead and gave me metronidazole. That cleared up symptoms better than anything else. And I was also advised to have my boyfriend wear condoms and we have but green discharge is now back.
I just really want to know why antibiotics helped but no Wetmount or any std test has been positive.
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