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too much vaginal discharge
I'm a virgin and I have too much vaginal discharge for more than a year and I saw three different doctors and it did not work. My vaginal discharge is so much that I must change my underwear 2-3 times a day. the first weeks I experienced bad fish smell, but not anymore. I've used metranidazole 250, fluconazole 150, and some other medications but none of them have worked out. I wear cotton underwear, I always wipe myself, I try to consume as little as sugar and use more yogurt every week. I'm too upset, please tell me what to do, thanks in advance
thanks so much dear friend. I've heard that leukorrhea is more common in pregnant women while I'm not and I really care about my hygiene. But I'm going to take some tests and I hope that it help. thanks again
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello,
This could be leucorrhea. The increased discharge could be due to physiological reasons like rise of hormone level (oestrogen) which is seen- during puberty, menstrual cycle, sexual excitement, pregnancy etc. It could be also seen in poor personal hygiene, non-infective cervical lesions, uterine prolapse, chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, use of contraceptive pills, onset of vaginal infection or sexually transmitted disease etc. You should consult a gynecologist for internal examination and investigation to know the exact cause of it.
This could be leucorrhea. The increased discharge could be due to physiological reasons like rise of hormone level (oestrogen) which is seen- during puberty, menstrual cycle, sexual excitement, pregnancy etc. It could be also seen in poor personal hygiene, non-infective cervical lesions, uterine prolapse, chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, use of contraceptive pills, onset of vaginal infection or sexually transmitted disease etc. You should consult a gynecologist for internal examination and investigation to know the exact cause of it.
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