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White Coating Inside Vagina

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mariana34342
mariana34342

Hello, I used to have recurrent yeast infections in the past but the last months everything was normal. Yesterday, checked my vagina and I noticed this white coating inside. I am pretty sure that my normal colour is pinkish and not that white. Does anyone know if this is something dangerous? Thank you in advance!

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  • meh4
    meh4 mariana34342

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    I had the same situation. it was my 1st time. yesterday I saw yeast coating inside my vag.

    i was scared and confused. i read all comments here. recently for some medication my lactis levels was low and that's why my yeast levels on vag was increased and this happened.

    yesterday night i ate around 200 gm YOGURT (TOK DAHI ). today morning situation really good. i can easily walk and sit. irritation and burning are really low.

  • tania70487
    tania70487 mariana34342

    Posted

    hows your vagina now ..white coating is there ?

    • alison70601
      alison70601 tania70487

      Posted

      why are you worried ? it looks normal , there is a mucus skin it is supposed to be there , are you vergin ?

  • lostnewb
    lostnewb mariana34342

    Posted

    Has anyone found an explanation for this yet? I've been searching the internet for days and I noticed the same thing on my vagina maybe a week ago. I want to cry and never look at it again. Every night I look for an answer and I'm scared to tell anyone after reading stories about other women going to the doctor and still not getting a cure. Maybe a yeast infection? BV? Why is this not talked about more, it's so scary! I'm on my second day of trying boric acid but it is still there. I'm only 17 but I have masturbated before, could this be why?

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