when im not on my period i find some yellow stuff all over my underwear but its not pee and it gets hard and crusty any way i can get rid of it without taking medication?
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As all the rest has said this is normal.  Wonderful being a woman, huh?  Just make sure you keep yourself clean, douche when necessary and wear pantyliners if it makes you uncomfortable.
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If you have tried all the usual ones, which you seemed to have done, try Sebamed. It is a thick yellow special treatment that you leave on for a few minutes and works wonders. The pharmacy can order it in for you
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sorry to get straight to the point...\n1. keep the area clean...shower with moisturizing soap. dryness could cause itching too.\n2. clean with moist paper towel after using the bathroom. \n3. remove unwanted hair\n4. apply moisturizer to keep it from dryness.\n5. avoid tight briefs or pants. \nyea..good call. ladies don't like men who scratch themselves...anywhere!!!
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Funny how two males answered first when you asked them not to.\n\nOK - yeast is only one kind of infection you could get.  Different ones can cause different kinds of discharge, and/or different kinds of smells.  Many of them can cause itching.\n\nI really do think you should see a nurse or doctor about this. \n \nBut until you do:\n- always wipe from front to back so you don't get bacteria from your anal area in your vaginal area\n- wash daily.  Use only the most basic of soap (or none if you might be sensitive).  Washing morning and night is OK too.\n- DO NOT use a douche - if you have unfriendly bacteria it can push it further up inside you and cause infection there\n(for now, I'd avoid using tampons for the same reason)\n- try to wear cotton, not polyester or nylon underwear\n- if using a pantyliner, try for one with a cottony feel, not a plastic-like weave on the covering\n- don't wear jeans or pants that are tight against your crotch  ("Camel toe" is not an attractive look, anyway!  Nobody needs to see your "M".)\n\nAs for your period - you are young, and it's normal to have a period that isn't always regular in the first few years of menstruating.  But if if doesn't come soon, talk to your doctor. \n\nMine came anywhere from 4 -6 weeks apart when I was your age, but by age 18 I once skipped 8 or 9 months (I was a virgin too).  It turned out I had an imbalance of the various hormones that regulate different phases of the cycle.  (This, along with really heavy periods, or really bad cramps, ar some of the reasons that a virgin might be on the pill, to regulate that balance of hormones.)\n\nGood luck, honey.
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i have that happen allll the time its normal i thought i just wear pantyliner every day and it works for me the best kind is carefree non-scented with baking soda there really cheap and sometimes (almost always) have a coupon for them in the sunday paper if you live in missouri
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That has nothing to do with it. You have a Urinary Tract Infection. See your doctor for antibiotics. I also suggest you drink a whole lot of water and or cranberry juice to help flush things out. Avoid caffeine for a day while you do this.
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Glands inside your vagina and cervix make small amounts of fluid. This fluid flows out of the vagina each day, carrying out old cells that have lined the vagina. This is your body's way of keeping your vagina healthy and clean. The discharge is usually clear or milky and doesn't smell bad.\n\nThe colour and thickness may change with your menstrual cycle.  As long as the discharge is clear or milky and doesn't smell bad, it is normal.  Many girls first get this discharge in the weeks and months before their period starts for the first time.\n\nIf you notice a yellow, green or 'curdy'(think almost like cottage cheese) discharge, or if there is a strong smell, an infection of some sort may be happening.   You would then need to go to your doctor for medication to treat the infection.  \n\nThe link below talks about vaginal discharge, what is normal and what is not.
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Just mucus from your vagina.  Perfectly normal. This helps keep that area clean, and when you are ready for sexual activity, it also helps in allowing an easier passage for your partner.    Now, it is vitally important to keep that area clean as too much moisture can give you a  yeast infection.  Just regular bathing or showering with water will do the trick.  If it bothers you too much, buy some pantie liners.  They will draw the moisture away from your body.  And if you haven't had your period yet, this could be a precuser.  Hope this helped.
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Hi Janie, at first I too thought it was a yeast infection, since they sometimes comes before,with and after your period, but to be on the safe side of things, you should get a medical check up first.If you are sexually active, it is best that you not have sex right now.It's your health and you should do what is best for yourself, the last thing you need is to have any disease/illness.Don't take it for granted, get checked out!
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It's part of the normal vaginal discharge and a way for the body to clean itself out beyond the normal period.  You should be okay if it's odorless.  It's when it smells like cottage cheese that you've got a problem.
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This is normal.  You will be fine.  Take a bath --use some of the feminine washes if you want,,--NOT--a douche (those are not good for you).  Wear a pantyliner if you need to so you won't ruin your undergarments.  But this sounds normal. It does happen sometimes, so do not worry.  If you get to feeling itchy or burning sensation, then you could be getting a yeast infection, but from your description, it sounds like you are fine.
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natural methods: strip down to minimal clothing - underwear, a vest and shorts, something like that. Have a tepid (not cold) bath or shower. There's no food you should avoid, food won't affect your temperature. The best thing you can do is take a couple of paracetamol (tylenol). It won't do you any harm. Otherwise, do what I said above.
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it could be your deoderant\n\nyou should see your doctor
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Sounds like a yeast infection to me. It can be accompanied with or without itching and redness....or even have a curd-like (think cottage cheese) consistency. It will also smell somewhat like yeast or beer. If you haven't had your period yet, it will probably go away on its own. Most women may get very mild ones from time and time and your body often times will fix itself. If it doesn't go away, or worsens, go to the dr (especially if you have never been diagnosed with a yeast infection before)!! \n\nIf there is a strong odor - then you also have some sort of an infection....but not yeast. This can be another type of bacterial infection and you will need to see your dr about this as well. Hope this helps!\n\nAlso try going to www.webmd.com
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If this was coming from you vagina then it may be just spotting sometimes it can be a brownish in color and enough to go through your underwear. this could happen before your period starts or sometimes around the end. If it worries you though a female reletive (mom, sister, Aunt) may know exactly what your talking about if you asked them
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Maybe you have a rash. Go to the store and buy yourself some rash ointment. Balmex for babies should work, or something like that :o) And make sure to wash down there every day... with a very mild soap, or no soap at all. Do not put any female deodorants or powder and change your underwear at least once a day... I recommend twice.
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Tell her: \nCotton underwear, loose pants, drink cranberry juice, go easy on the junk food, particularily anything sweet or superfatty, wash with mild soap and water, but do not wash inside the vaginal canal, she could upset the PH balance even more. There are good bacteria and bad bacteria, it is a very easily upset balance. Also, if she is using tampons, get the unscented ones and only as absorbent as she needs them. If she is sexually active, the activity needs to end until she is cleared up.\nTry getting a tube of Vagisil instead of just the wipes, and go to a doctor. She should only use medications or treatments if a doctor has diagnosed it as a yeast infection.