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E COLI ON VAGINA????

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worrrried
worrrried

Hello since 2 months ago I have been dealing with white discharge, white vulva skin , rash and bumps. I went to my gyno and prescribed me for thrush but the treatment didn't work. She sended me to do a Vaginal Culture and the results were E.Coli on vagina and was Negative for any other STDs, BV, candida, etc. The thing is that she prescribed me with antibiotics and I was doing totally fine but after finishing the treatment, the white discharge came back and my skin turned whitish again.

I am a very clean person I clean well and I don't practice anal sex. I have had sex without protection, the question is, is there a possibility i Infected my boyfriend then he is infecting me all over again?

If you experience the same please let me know:(! (here in the picture you can see it is weird looking and way too witish, it wasn't like this before my skin was very pink and clear)

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  • pamela70431
    pamela70431 worrrried

    Posted

    answering your question regarding re infection , the answer to that is yes, you could be reinfecting yourselves. you should both be treated with antibiotics at the same time. i have however never heard of Ecoli in the vagina. something for everybody to be aware of .

    • worrrried
      worrrried pamela70431

      Posted

      it is very common for bad cleaning habits and anal sex. Also there are no symptoms sometimes and people think it is normal, but thank you! i am just ashamed of letting him know i didn't clean correctly or something like that 😦

    • pamela70431
      pamela70431 worrrried

      Posted

      who is to say that he wasn't the one taking good care of himself ?

      you have nothing to be ashamed off.

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