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I have some king of qzzing coming rom my vag. i'm not sure what it is. i thought it mingt be a yeast infection, but its not because i got the pill from the doctor to clear it up, and it did nothing. i also got the creams and such from the store and still nothing. is this an isue, and when i'm ready to have kids will this keep me from getting prego? I bought sent free and hypo allergenic somes and clothing cleaners and such. i have been doing everything i can think of but i really have no clue what to do. it is nasty and i just wanted some advice.
Just go to the doctors it could be normal, but it also sounds like a bacterial infection. Stay on top of it though and good luck!
thanks,. and it does get better after my period. but it comes back. mainly when i use the wronge kind of soap or somthing. and im not sure why. and i am going to make an appointment when i get back from vaca. im a little nervis because i don't like doctors, and i dont like people down there. it took alot to let my boyfriend down there. and it can't be an std because we have only ever been with eachother. so im not owrried about that.
does it smell bad...especially during and after intercourse? if so its sounds like bacterial vaginosis. which is pretty much harmless, its just a big pain it the sex life. BV is just an imbalance of good and bad bacteria that is naturally in the vagaina. but if you have sores, pain durring urination or sex then it could be an std. if not then just go to the doc and tell him/her what you think it could be and they will take a swab of it, to properly diagnose it, and give you some meds. i've had the same thing. just i didnt have the chance to go to the doc but my body (according to the doc when i did have the chance to go) flushed everything out when i got my period, so that is an option as well, though i wouldnt suggest waiting because it very well could be something serious. bottom line...go to the doc and have them evaluate you and explain what you think it could be. k? hope this helps some.
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