Having Soft Stool, Diarrhea, Vaginal And Anal Itching? Is It Due To Change In Birth Control?
Hi, I am currently taken Amoxicilliin to treat strep throat that I was diagnosed with last week. During this week I also started a new type of birth control . I also had unprotected sex two weeks ago and took Plan B immediately after -- I spotted after about a week after taking the plan B. I am currently experiencing soft stool and diarrhea and have vaginal and anal itching. I do not have an abnormal discharge. Is this something that I should be concerned about or is it just a symptom of the diarrhea and/or change in birth control?
The symptoms of loose motions is related to antibiotic intake. The itching sensation is because of irritation. I would suggest that you clean the area twice daily with soap water and wear loose clothing in order to prevent spread and infection.
After you are done with the course of antibiotics go in for a full course of probiotics for at least 14 days which will help normalise your intestinal flora.
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Having Soft Stool, Diarrhea, Vaginal And Anal Itching? Is It Due To Change In Birth Control?
The symptoms of loose motions is related to antibiotic intake. The itching sensation is because of irritation. I would suggest that you clean the area twice daily with soap water and wear loose clothing in order to prevent spread and infection. After you are done with the course of antibiotics go in for a full course of probiotics for at least 14 days which will help normalise your intestinal flora.