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Guest56318
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I’m 21 and have been on birth control pills for about a year now. In the last week or so I have experienced a normal clear discharge but when my boyfriend and I get intimate i leave big white feta like chunks on him. These “chunky” bits don’t seem to be making it out of me and showing in my underwear? It grosses my partner out and makes me feel incredibly self conscious. I know it’s not the nicest thing so I don’t blame him. I am someone who regularly seems to be itchy and have white/yellow thick discharge when that happens. I also normally have a lot of discharge even when not itchy. Help! I don’t know how to get rid of it sad

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  • chelsea_90605
    chelsea_90605 Guest56318

    Posted

    If I were you I would go see a doctor. I struggle with yeast infections and bv but the discharge for bv is more of a watery thin fishy odor discharge. I don't think it usually come in chunks. Go see a doctor and tell them exactly what is happening so they can properly treat you 

  • bettyboop68
    bettyboop68 Guest56318

    Posted

    see your doctor because that sounds more that a bacterial vaginosis, i have been dealing with it for a long time, i started taking the ultimate flora probiotics and it has helped a little bit

  • k02855
    k02855 Guest56318

    Posted

    Honestly it sounds like you have a yeast infections.   You can try an 7 day over the counter cream or go to the doctor so they can give you something.   
  • bettyboop68
    bettyboop68 Guest56318

    Posted

    I agree with K try the 7 day monistat but you can not have any intimacy, yeast infection is very serious dont wait any longer it can go to your kidneys
  • chelsea87500
    chelsea87500 Guest56318

    Posted

    You need to go visit your OBGYN to see what you have first and then go from there. It could be a yeast infection or bacteria vaginosis.
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