It seems like it would be a yeast infection, but with no discharge, and the woman involved is not sexually active, and has never had vaginal intercourse.
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There is not necessarily always going to be discharge with yeast infections, and women are prone to them around their menstrual period.  It is also possible if you take in too much sugar that you could have developed a yeast infection, see your physician.
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Sounds like trichomoniasis or BV - Bacterial vaginosis.  Sounds to me like you have been active.  You wouldn't assume that it was an STD if you aren't active. Bite the bullet and go to your mom. It may be something as simple as a yeast infection (you don't have tp be sexually active to get one.)  But either way you want to get it checked before it becomes something else.\n\nIt's very important to see a doctor or go to a teen clinic if you have any of the symptoms of abnormal vaginal discharge. This is really important for girls who have had sex, especially those who have had sex without using a condom.
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Obviously, you guys don't know what it's like to have a yeast infection...
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Sounds like spotting from her period to me. \n\nIf you were dry humping and have had no real intercourse then it's impossible that she became pregnant. The vagina is such a hostile environment that the chances of sperm making it past your underware, past hers, past the labia, and on and up is freaking impossible on levels I simply cannot verbalize. \n\nThe spot of blood *could* have been the breaking of her hymen if you guys were too rough, similar to what can occur when a virgin rides a horse. \n\nGiven no other extreme circumstances, and the assumption that you are not hiding anything (i mean why ask such a question and hide something unless you're a moron), then I am certain that she was spotting from her period. \n\nKeep in mind that spotting can occur many days before or after a period. If she has a fibroid (unlikely at her age but hey you never know) she could very well spot at any time during the month.\n\nSo yeah...not pregnant.
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It might be a low-grade yeast infection.  You can try an OTC product, but if it doesn't help, you may need to go to a doctor and get a culture & exam done.  \n\nAnd that would be vaginal pain and not pregnant, BTW.
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It could be a number of things, did she have any drug allergies? Did she have a bacterial infection? Did she have a viral infection? Was she allergic to bees and recently stung? It could be a number of things and there is no way to tell for sure with this limited amount of information....I'm sorry.\n\n                    \n I agree with the responder below. However, there is no way to know for sure. GOOD  THINKING!!!!      \n                            |\n                            |\n                            |\n                           &#92;/
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Gross...you shouldn't be thinking about sexual relations until your yeast infection is cleared up, girlfriend.
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Possible Pelvic Infection.
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Sounds like thrush. It's a yeast infection. It's curable.
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your friend may have a vaginal infection which can only be diagnosed by a physician.  If there is only itching and discharge, it may only be a yeast infection which is not very hard to cure, but I am not saying this what your friend has.  Your friend may also be allergic to whatever she is using to clean herself with, but you never know, so tell your friend to get herself to a doctor so she can be tested and treated.
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First - She has to take medicine as per doctor's advice\nsecond  - she should maintain personal hygine\n\nit is kind of infection may be due to undergarment not properly washed or poluted water. But in either case she should get herself checked by doctor.
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It sounds like some kind of vaginal discharge. Since you haven't had sexual contact, I doubt it's something serious. It's most likely some kind of vaginosis, which is an imbalance between good bacteria that live in the vagina. I'd go to a Dr. and get it checked as you usually need a prescription to get it taken care of.
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its definately broken- but maybe she isnt "wet" enough at the time of pnetration.\n\ntry ky jelly, if that doesnt help she miht have thrush.\n\nits verry common, and treatable with over thecounter creams. It is a high possibility, particularly as you have only just begun to have sex, and could have disturbd the ph of her vagina
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She needs to see a doctor.  She might have a vaginal or urinary tract infection or both and 4 months is way to long to have it go untreated.  She could also have a sexually transmitted disease if sexually active.  How old is your mother and why hasn't she seen a doctor?  Why in the world would you ignore this and ask non-professionals here for help.....get her to a doctor at once!
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If your uncertain it is yeast- you should go see your MD.  \nA yeast infection isn't a big deal- compared to some things it could be.
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While clear or white vaginal discharge is normal, white discharge with a fishy smell is not.  Vaginal discharge should either have no odour or else a faint fleshy odour.  \n\nMost likely, you have bacterial vaginosis, which is caused by an overgrowth of the bacteria in your vagina.  Bacterial vaginosis comes with a fishy odour.\n\nThe other possibility is a yeast infection-yeast infections come with white, curdy (think cottage cheese) like discharge and a musty, yeasty smell.  \n\nYou'll need to see your family doctor or Gyn to get treatment.  If it is vaginosis, you'll need antibiotics to treat the infection.  If it's a yeast infection, they can prescribe an anti-fungal as well as the over the counter yeast infection treatments.  If it is a yeast infection, you'll know what to look for next time and will be able to self-treat.  Because you aren't sure what the problem is, don't self-treat; go to your doctor to be sure.\n\nThe link below has information on how to reduce your risk of getting BV/yeast infections again.
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Vaginal discharge is completely normal and healthy, and there is no way to get rid of it. It should be clear or white-ish.