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Urinary Tract Infection, On Antibiotics, White Discharge From The Vagina, Itchy. What Is The Reason?

I have had urinary tract infection since I was 6years old,now I am 14 years old, I ve had a urinary tract infection a few days ago and im still on antibioticts.This is different medication for me.The past few days I had seen white discharge in my underwear and my vaginal area is itchy could it be cause from urinary tract infection or the antibioticts ?
Fri, 20 Jul 2012
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Hi,
Thanks for query,
You have Vaginal infection too along with urinary tract infection.
As in female both openings are very adjacent one infection catches by other one.
Antibiotics usually not causes white discharge from vagina.
Consult your doctor to diagnose it.
thanks.
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Urinary Tract Infection, On Antibiotics, White Discharge From The Vagina, Itchy. What Is The Reason?

Hi, Thanks for query, You have Vaginal infection too along with urinary tract infection. As in female both openings are very adjacent one infection catches by other one. Antibiotics usually not causes white discharge from vagina. Consult your doctor to diagnose it. thanks.