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I have thick dense thing discharge while using Hydrogen Peroxide. Is it serious?

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antoli101
antoli101

Hi there. I had caught a UTI infection while traveling in Punjab, India. It was very embarrassing to see white thing on my panties and since I am married, it gets more of traumatic but I have stopped my husband from getting down there while having sex. I then got to know about hydrogen peroxide. And I use it concentrated, since the diluted solution just din't work for me.

So I have been using peroxide everyday for over six months now and the state seems to have improved to a large extent.

however, this time when after a medical termination of about 6 weeks of pregnancy, when I used peroxide after the bleeding phase ended, I am witnessing VERY HUGE chunks of thick material gurgle out of the vagina. I am experiencing this magnitude for the very first time. And now I have been using peroxide for 5 times a day since last 4 days, and the same amount comes out each time.

Is it a part of the cleaning process or something else?

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  • TT19419
    TT19419 antoli101

    Posted

    This sounds like yeast if it’s white and clumpy
    • antoli101
      antoli101 TT19419

      Posted

      I am aware of that. But I just want to know whether it is normal to face this (maybe) cleaning process after termination of pregnancy?
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