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My vagina is itchy and sore!!! Help!!
My vagina started itching Friday and has become really sore so I looked in a mirror and it seems that there is all white stuff around this ball in my vagina!!!! I don't want to go to my doctors or anything and it's becoming a real pain now as its interrupting my walking. What is it please??? I'm only 19
I'm afraid the only way this condition is going to be diagnosed is for you to see a doctor.........preferably a gynecologist. We are not doctors and can only suggest possibilities as to what MIGHT be going on..........and no doctor would ever diagnose you over the internet without a physical exam. Since whatever is going on is affecting the way you walk, I would not wait any longer to have this examined by a doctor. I don't want to scare you, but there are some vaginal infections if left untreated can spread and possibly result in infertility.
If you are sexually active, I would be concerned that you have a sexually transmitted disease called chlamydia.
Other possibilities are:
vaginosis
trichomoniasis
vulvodynia
All of these need to be treated by a doctor.
I understand if you are embarrassed, but your health is far more important than a few minutes of embarrassment.
If you are concerned about the cost or don't have a doctor, Planned Parenthood can examine and treat all these conditions and charge on a sliding scale. It's my understanding that they never turn any woman away under any circumstances.
I sincerely and strongly urge you to see a doctor and get this diagnosed and treated.
I wish you the best
RubyWitch
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If you are sexually active, I would be concerned that you have a sexually transmitted disease called chlamydia.
Other possibilities are:
vaginosis
trichomoniasis
vulvodynia
All of these need to be treated by a doctor.
I understand if you are embarrassed, but your health is far more important than a few minutes of embarrassment.
If you are concerned about the cost or don't have a doctor, Planned Parenthood can examine and treat all these conditions and charge on a sliding scale. It's my understanding that they never turn any woman away under any circumstances.
I sincerely and strongly urge you to see a doctor and get this diagnosed and treated.
I wish you the best
RubyWitch
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