Suggest Remedy For Water Like, Foul Smelling Discharge During Pregnancy
I have been having discharge that is clear water like and foul odor but not fishy. I had the same problem before my doctor suggested Monistat but it never really went away. Now I'm 5 weeks pregnant and the odor is getting embarrassing and I don't know what to do. I saw my obgyn two days ago and told her my concerns. She did an exam and didn't comment on the concern her only focus was my pregnant status. Any suggestions?
You should take this discharge rather seriously. Since this is clear and still foul smelling discharge, you may be having bacterial vaginosis. Please consult a reasonable Gynaecologist; if required, you may go for second opinion for correct diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
If the infection remains untreated and ignored, it may affect the pregnancy and/or baby adversely.
Meanwhile start using vaginal Lactobacilli ovules and lactobacilli perineal wash like Lactacyd.
I hope this helps you.
Dr. Nishikant Shrotri
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Suggest Remedy For Water Like, Foul Smelling Discharge During Pregnancy
Hallow Dear, You should take this discharge rather seriously. Since this is clear and still foul smelling discharge, you may be having bacterial vaginosis. Please consult a reasonable Gynaecologist; if required, you may go for second opinion for correct diagnosis and appropriate treatment. If the infection remains untreated and ignored, it may affect the pregnancy and/or baby adversely. Meanwhile start using vaginal Lactobacilli ovules and lactobacilli perineal wash like Lactacyd. I hope this helps you. Dr. Nishikant Shrotri