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Virginal Discharge
i need to know what causes yellowish and whistish virginal discharge. How can it be cured?. Ozu.O
does it have a smell; are you itchy; is it thick and cottage cheese type lumpy, or more like a thickish fluid? Have you recently been on anti-biotics? Or had unprotected sex? Ultimately it could be a lot of diferent things... chances are you will have to go to the doctor though and get a cream, or anti-biotic to clear it up. If it is thrush you can get over the counter creams from your pharmicist. But you're best off to see a doctor to determine exactly what you have. Pretty simple really. But 'please' don't put it off, some things can be 'really nasty' if not treated. Not only for yourself but for your sexual partners if you have unprotected sex. Be smart, be safe, get checked out.
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