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White Discharge With Lesions In The Vagina. Have Swelling. STD?

Hi...I have a milky white discharge as well as small leisions...inner and outter ....im a little swollen,,,some of these leisions on on both sides of my labia at the top corners...like little patches sum are white sum are red,, im nott sure whats going on...i haven t had yeast infections nor have i have bladder inffection.. i have one sexual partner. could i have an std
Thu, 31 Jan 2013
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Hi,
there is a probability that it could be an STD. A n good clinical examination is my advise.This shall permits tests to be run to detect the actual causative agent and evaluate the extent of the condition which you might either under estimate or over estimate. Depending o the results, your gynecologist would decide on you advising your partner to have a consultation if necessary. While waiting, it would be advisable to have protected sex if any, until you get through a proper consultation and treatment.
Thanks and best regards,
Luchuo, MD.
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White Discharge With Lesions In The Vagina. Have Swelling. STD?

Hi, there is a probability that it could be an STD. A n good clinical examination is my advise.This shall permits tests to be run to detect the actual causative agent and evaluate the extent of the condition which you might either under estimate or over estimate. Depending o the results, your gynecologist would decide on you advising your partner to have a consultation if necessary. While waiting, it would be advisable to have protected sex if any, until you get through a proper consultation and treatment. Thanks and best regards, Luchuo, MD.