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Having cloudy discharge and urine, itching. Yeast infection?
I think I have a yeast infection but I am not sure I have never had one before. I am 40yrs old. I am having a discharge that is pretty much clear a little cloudy. No strong odor either. It does not burn when I urinate..though my pee is cloudy. I can feel it come out almost like a period. I have some itching but its not that bad.No pain at all. I have not had sex in over a month and I am in a monogamous relationship ..This all started about 3 weeks ago when I had my period and i at first thought it was cervical mucus but I am past ovulation and I still having this issue. Its so bad I have to wear a panty liner so it will not soak my underwear and pants. Please help
Asked On : Sun, 6 Jan 2013
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Sep 2013
Hello
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
May be following causes .
1 Pelvic inflammatory disease , diagnosis can be confirmed by vaginal swab examination .As there is profuse discharge so we can't rule out any inflammation.
2 Cervical erosion with uterus fibroid may be the next reason ., diagnosis can be confirmed by PAP smear test .
3 S T D as you stated in your query that one month back had sex and these symptoms started 3 weeks ago , so after 7 days of sex i.e. may be S T D . Diagnosis can be confirmed by VDRL examination .
In my opinion consult a gynecologist and get his opinion.
Good luck. Dr. HET
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
May be following causes .
1 Pelvic inflammatory disease , diagnosis can be confirmed by vaginal swab examination .As there is profuse discharge so we can't rule out any inflammation.
2 Cervical erosion with uterus fibroid may be the next reason ., diagnosis can be confirmed by PAP smear test .
3 S T D as you stated in your query that one month back had sex and these symptoms started 3 weeks ago , so after 7 days of sex i.e. may be S T D . Diagnosis can be confirmed by VDRL examination .
In my opinion consult a gynecologist and get his opinion.
Good luck. Dr. HET
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