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Whitish Pink Clumpy Discharge, Sexually Active. Taking Sronyx Birth Control. STD Or Pregnancy?
I have been taking Sronyx birth control for two months now and I thought I had a UTI about two weeks ago and then after I began having this weird whitish pink clump discharge. When I look closey at it it looks like tiny eggs but that can t be possible? I ve never had discharge like this before and I ve been with the same partner for 9 months now. Is it a possible STD or pregnancy?
Tue, 6 Nov 2012
Hi there.
Please go across to a dermatologist or gynecologist & get this material examined under a microscope.
It does not appear a pregnancy as 'eggs' will not look the way you describe.
As for an STD, is there any particular reason you may suspect one? If so, yes there is a chance. Is there any itching, pain, burning etc associated?
If you say same partner 9 mths, this too unlikely. It is probably just a result of a 'missed abortion'. One way to find out is to do a B-HcG test that will give you a titre & if the titre is falling, this will help clinch a diagnosis.
Good Luck & wish you all the best in the treatment. Do a gram stain of the discharge & then your doctor can decide how best to treat you. Cheers!
Dr Praveen Rodrigues MD
Dermatologist & Venereologist
Vikram Hospital, Bangalore, India
Please go across to a dermatologist or gynecologist & get this material examined under a microscope.
It does not appear a pregnancy as 'eggs' will not look the way you describe.
As for an STD, is there any particular reason you may suspect one? If so, yes there is a chance. Is there any itching, pain, burning etc associated?
If you say same partner 9 mths, this too unlikely. It is probably just a result of a 'missed abortion'. One way to find out is to do a B-HcG test that will give you a titre & if the titre is falling, this will help clinch a diagnosis.
Good Luck & wish you all the best in the treatment. Do a gram stain of the discharge & then your doctor can decide how best to treat you. Cheers!
Dr Praveen Rodrigues MD
Dermatologist & Venereologist
Vikram Hospital, Bangalore, India
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