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What Does Burning Sensation In The Vagina Indicate?

I went to the doctor last week to find out that I was a little bit pregnant I took a pregnancy test it was a faded pink line that stated I was my doctor sent me for blood work Wednesday last week and then again that Friday I just got the results this Monday the first blood work was 50 then it dropped to 12 as of today what actually yesterday I was feeling weird in my private areas and then on my right side of my stomach I feel little movements then today at work I was having a burning sensation and like something was squirting out of me but was nothing coming out I never seen no red no yellowish no greenish color I don t have discharge I went to the hospital the ER she told me it might be the hormones still in my system from having a miscarriage but my breast is still sore can you help me tell me what this might be they didn t do an ultrasound on me either
Fri, 15 Dec 2017
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There are few possible causes but from your symptoms it looks like vaginal nonstd infections such as vulvovaginitis, It may be caused by chafing or friction rub which occurred after intercourse or the second possibility is of an infection can be caused by bacteria or yeast.
The other reason can be an allergic reaction to soaps, detergents, shower gel and condoms etc.

I suggest you to follow up with your gynecologist as you need to get a pelvic swab sample done for the cervical discharge to rule out any bacterial or fungal infection. Apply cold compresses and wear cotton undergarments. Oral anti inflammatories like ibuprofen/acetaminophen are also helpful but they should be taken after a prescription from your doctor. Till that time, follow these simple lifestyle measures: Avoid using perfumed soaps and sanitary napkins, bubble baths and toiletries, Change the undergarment daily, wash it in hot water and double rinse

Please feel free to discuss further.
Wishing you good health.
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What Does Burning Sensation In The Vagina Indicate?

Thanks for question. There are few possible causes but from your symptoms it looks like vaginal nonstd infections such as vulvovaginitis, It may be caused by chafing or friction rub which occurred after intercourse or the second possibility is of an infection can be caused by bacteria or yeast. The other reason can be an allergic reaction to soaps, detergents, shower gel and condoms etc. I suggest you to follow up with your gynecologist as you need to get a pelvic swab sample done for the cervical discharge to rule out any bacterial or fungal infection. Apply cold compresses and wear cotton undergarments. Oral anti inflammatories like ibuprofen/acetaminophen are also helpful but they should be taken after a prescription from your doctor. Till that time, follow these simple lifestyle measures: Avoid using perfumed soaps and sanitary napkins, bubble baths and toiletries, Change the undergarment daily, wash it in hot water and double rinse Please feel free to discuss further. Wishing you good health.