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Excessive Clear Vaginal Discharge, Sensitive Nipples, Back Pain, Nausea. History Of Miscarriage. What Could It Be?
Hi,This is really embarassing but I really need help. I ve been having a lot of clear vaginal discharge , and my nipples have been really sensitive when I touch them. I ve also been having lower and upper back pain . My lower back pain is almost gone, but my upper back has been hurting a lot. I go to physical therapy and my doctor gave me some medicine. I ve been taking it for about a week now. My nipples started hurting a couple of nights ago, but my vaginal discharge has been going on for over a week now, and it s just getting work. I have to change my under clothing 4 times a day. I told my doctor about how I ve been having cramps all through my stomach , and he had me leave a urine sample. He just told me I was constipated, but I know that I wasn t. I ve been feeling like throwing up all the time. When I keep looking up stuff to see what I might have, it says that I could be pregnant, but my doctor never told me if I was, but I could be too early to find out... I have a son now, so I know what it feels like to be pregnant. But I was pregnant in October, but had a miscarriage . Maybe it has something to do with that? My doctor proscribed me a lot of medicine but I only take Flexeral. Can you please help me?
Mon, 2 Dec 2013
hello there!
Thank you for asking
I read your trouble and i would like you to know that you are a clear cut case of PID(pelvic inflammatory disease) and UTIs and this is approved by your miscarriages and back pains and sore nipples and cramping you get.
And above that all you are non compliant with the medicine prescribed to you. And restricted to only cyclobenzaprine/ Flexeral which is a skeletal muscle relaxant.
So if you want your self treated. Seek a gynecologist help.
She will prescribe you with some antibiotic, some anitispasmodics like phloroglucinols, some pain killers and some anti mycotics like clotrimazole. And above all hygiene therapy.
Cranberry juices 10 to 12 ounces a day, garlic use intake, toilet hygiene, undergarments hygiene, Hypoallergenic hygiene gels usage and avoidance of perfumes and other odorants in crotches area, void after intercourse, voiding habits, uni directional wiping of genital from front to back.
These will help and you will become as clean and good as sister Mary joseph.
Good Luck
S khan
Thank you for asking
I read your trouble and i would like you to know that you are a clear cut case of PID(pelvic inflammatory disease) and UTIs and this is approved by your miscarriages and back pains and sore nipples and cramping you get.
And above that all you are non compliant with the medicine prescribed to you. And restricted to only cyclobenzaprine/ Flexeral which is a skeletal muscle relaxant.
So if you want your self treated. Seek a gynecologist help.
She will prescribe you with some antibiotic, some anitispasmodics like phloroglucinols, some pain killers and some anti mycotics like clotrimazole. And above all hygiene therapy.
Cranberry juices 10 to 12 ounces a day, garlic use intake, toilet hygiene, undergarments hygiene, Hypoallergenic hygiene gels usage and avoidance of perfumes and other odorants in crotches area, void after intercourse, voiding habits, uni directional wiping of genital from front to back.
These will help and you will become as clean and good as sister Mary joseph.
Good Luck
S khan
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