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vaginal discharge
Im new to this site so hope this is right. I noticed a LARGE amount of light green vaginal discharge. I have filled 6 pads in 2 hrs. This is THICK WITH CHUNCKS. It is causing some burning in the area no fever no rash recently checked n no stds no oder. I mean this.is more discharge then I have ever seen please anyone ????
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Go to the doctor. Filling that many pads is worth investigation, not just home treatment.
Hi there
You may have bacterial vaginosis. To find out you can buy some Vagisil screening test strips from the chemist.
If the strips are positve you will have to go to your doctor for antibiotics.
If they are negative you may have contracted a STD and will have to be tested to see which one you have and treatment can start.
Whichever one is the problem the sooner you get it sorted out the better and abstain from sexual activity until then of course .
If it is a STD then your sexual partner will need to be treated for the condition too.
Hope this helps
Good luck and let us know how you get on please.
xx
You may have bacterial vaginosis. To find out you can buy some Vagisil screening test strips from the chemist.
If the strips are positve you will have to go to your doctor for antibiotics.
If they are negative you may have contracted a STD and will have to be tested to see which one you have and treatment can start.
Whichever one is the problem the sooner you get it sorted out the better and abstain from sexual activity until then of course .
If it is a STD then your sexual partner will need to be treated for the condition too.
Hope this helps
Good luck and let us know how you get on please.
xx
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