hi i am 9-weeks pregnant, and today i found a white flaky thing in my urine, is it normal or do i need to see my gynecologist?? apparently it didnt hurt or have stingy sensation but i think i might be running very mild fever i am not sure about this but tomorrow morning i will get a clinical thermometer and check it out. so did the white discharge is a thing to worry??
During pregnancy there is little increased discharge due to raised hormones; however it is clear discharge. White flaky discharge you are describing seems to the Candida (yeast) infestation. This is fungal infestation. It can be treated by antifungal vaginal pessaries like Candid vaginal. Please report to the Gynaecologist for confirmation of diagnosis and treatment.
You should follow following instructions to avoid re-infection: 1. Since this can be transferred sexually, both the partners should take the treatment simultaneously and follow the instructions given below. 2. Observe sexual abstinence till both of you are declared completely cured. 3. Shave private parts clean. 4. Boil underwear daily. 5. Use panty liners (for you). 6. Clip the nails short.
With this you should be cured of the infestation.
Dr. Nishikant Shrotri
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What Causes A White Discharge During Pregnancy?
Hallow Dear, During pregnancy there is little increased discharge due to raised hormones; however it is clear discharge. White flaky discharge you are describing seems to the Candida (yeast) infestation. This is fungal infestation. It can be treated by antifungal vaginal pessaries like Candid vaginal. Please report to the Gynaecologist for confirmation of diagnosis and treatment. You should follow following instructions to avoid re-infection: 1. Since this can be transferred sexually, both the partners should take the treatment simultaneously and follow the instructions given below. 2. Observe sexual abstinence till both of you are declared completely cured. 3. Shave private parts clean. 4. Boil underwear daily. 5. Use panty liners (for you). 6. Clip the nails short. With this you should be cured of the infestation. Dr. Nishikant Shrotri