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more discharge then normal???

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k89095
k89095

So for a couple of months now I have been having more discharge then normal and it's not going away.

I'm 25 years old and haven't had sex in a few months now but I am on the contraceptive pill which I've been on for a few years.

I keep getting discharge in my knickers and sometimes when I sit down i feel it leaking out onto my knickers. It's sticky and has a little bit of an odor to it and when it dries it goes abit crispy (sorry for the information).

I know I don't have any STIs and went to the doctors a few weeks back and had swabs taken for thrush and vaginal infection but all came back clear.

I'm just wondering if this is normal or if I should go back to the doctors again and when is it going to stop?

Thankyou in advance.

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  • Koolredd
    Koolredd k89095

    Posted

    sounds like what i had ..  it was an bv . 

    its like whiteish like almost like semen and had an fishy like odor ,. i would take a shower and it would go away for a while but i would later feel it leaking out which made me very discouraged .. it has to be some type of yeast or bv infection .. there is blunt reason to constantly have discharge especially not discharge that has an odor .

  • justin12683
    justin12683 k89095

    Posted

    Just to clarify, that's not a diagnosis - but the symptoms you have described do sound like BV. Your doctor will be able to offer a more definite diagnosis.
  • k89095
    k89095

    Posted

    Hi thankyou for helping, I have booked another appointment for the doctors so I will see what happens this time.
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