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Is this a yeast infection?? pic included

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sam16064
sam16064

I think the discharge is from a yeast infection. Its curdlike but has kind of a yellow/light green color. So I took flucanzole 150mg last night and this morning I had ALOT of discharge more than I had before. I have gotten BV a few times but the discharge doesnt look the same as BV and doesnt have a smell. Please help??

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  • sandra54739
    sandra54739 sam16064

    Posted

    I have suffered from Bacterial Vaginosis for years and tried everything. Diet, prescription medication, changing underwear fabric etc etc and finally after 7 years read on another forum about the isla soap stick. It balances the PH bacteria and works instantly. After two days of using it I noticed an immediate change in odor and within a week nothing!!!! I then used it once to twice a week and now completely BV free!!! It's been 8 months now and once a week or every fortnight I will use it just as a maintenance precaution. I cannot tell you how happy I am that I finally found something that worked. Nothing else worked and was starting to think I would have Bacterial Vaginosis. You can buy it on their website.

  • eve75224
    eve75224 sam16064

    Posted

    It's normal to have a white/yellow vaginal discharge without odour. But if you experience a light green abnormal discharge accompanied by itching, burning, or pain, it could be one of the following conditions:

    1. Trichomoniasis
    2. Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
    3. Objects left in the vagina
    4. Gonorrhoea or Chlamydia
    5. DIV
    6. Urinary Tract Infection
    7. Soaps, douches or other hygiene products

      So, learn about these conditions and check with your doctor if you think you have symptoms.

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