i had a yeast infection for three days,followed by a two day period .the blood was bright red.could i be pregnant
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No, you are not pregnant.  Your period can vary anywhere from bright red to a muddy brown, can have clots or not clots.
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well if its your first time the red, swollen, may come from the not to ready or nervouse vagina after all it was you first time. but if you say that it itches what did you use to have sex? lubricants, were you very moist enough for sex? you can be too wet and get a yeast infection or be to dry and get a yeast infection! sometime it could come from our man becuase we may be allergic to semen.
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Sounds like a yeast infection. Get to a Dr.
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If it is the three day,  I would say about three days then.  Why are you taking the azo?  If it hurts when you urinate you might just have a uti..  Also, there is usually an odor (slightly fishy) when someone has a yeast infection, and the discharge is thick, sometimes curd-like, from a whitish to yellowish color and usually causes itching.  It would be a good thing to visit a doc.  Sure yeast infections can always reoccur.  Some women are prone to having them.  Ease up on the sugary foods if you suspect a yeast infection until you are cleared up.
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I'm a pharmacist, so I'll try to answer your question to the best of my knowledge.\nWhat are your other symptoms?  Usually there is discharge with a yeast infection.  It would be cottage-cheese-like (gross, I know) with NO odor.  Usually, an odorous discharge is associated with a bacterial infection that is sexually transmitted.  You could have redness and soreness with swelling, also.  Pain can be a symptom of a yeast infection, especially if you've been scratching a lot.\nCramping can be a common symptom of some of the creams that are used to treat yeast infections.  Have you been using these?  \nHave you tried anything yet?  There are lots of creams and vaginal suppositories you can get from a drug store that are pretty effective if it is indeed a yeast infection.  You could try one of these products and use an external cream for the itching.  I would say that if these don't start working within a few days and/or the abdominal pain continues for the same amount of time, you should see a doctor.\nHope that helps!
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Could be several things: You and your partner could be passing this back and forth to each other.  If so, you both have to be treated.  Or, you have systemic yeast infection, which means it is present throughout your body.  If this is the case, you need to quit eating sweets, bread and anything yeasty and treat it by seeing you Dr. for Rx.  There is an oral med called Diflucan that requires a Rx; you only take 1 a week x 2 weeks.  Then go to a good health food/products store and ask for Acidopholous capsules and Pau d' Arco.  The Acid. will help restore your normal body environment and PdA will keep the yeast at bay by also providing the proper balance of nutrients to keep your immune system strong.  But if you are having unprotected sex, this is one of the risks you take and certainly not the biggest of your worries. See your Gyn. Dr. about this.
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It could be. It's not uncommon for a woman to become pregnant and have light periods. Either take a home pregnancy test..or even better head to your doctor for a pregnancy blood test. \n\nGood luck to you!
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The awesome thing about the pill, to my mind, is the regularity it gives to cycles (plus the no-pregnancy thing).  But every now and then, the utter regularity will collapse and your period will start early or late, or you'll spot, or something else will go amuck.  I suspect this is your body trying to reassert itself against the hormones you are putting in it.\n\nIf you're sick, or you have been sick, that can change the absorption of the pill and cause your symptoms... I have particularly seen this with women with yeast infections taking Diflucan or the equivalent. It doesn't mean anything serious is wrong with you... it could just be one of those irritating things.\n\nIf you've been having sex, and you don't get your period in a few days, take a pregnancy test.  If, next month, this happens again, consult your doctor.
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I would suggest going to buy a pregnancy test that has two in it - take one now then wait until the end of the month to take another one if you still think you're pregnant. If you can't wait that long to find out, call your OB/GYN for an appt and they can do a blood test and can tell early.\n\nYes it is possible for you to be pregnant, depending on the length of your usual cycle, that date could have been right around your ovulation.\n\nwww.mommastayshome.com
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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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Honey...I'm a mom.  Hate to ask this, but does it smell bad?  Have you been having sex with a boy?  If so, could be PH imbalance because of his semen.  Was this white liquid during waht was SUPPOSED to be your period?  These are all questions you should ask a gynecologist (female organs doctor) or (free clinic if you want to be private and not discuss with parents).  From a mom's point of view...I always encouraged my daughter (now 21) to duscuss with me these things.  We were honest and open with each other, and if there was something I didn't WANT to hear, I tried not to REACT badly, but help her get answers, then we'd sit down and discuss what caused this to happen afterwards.  I wanted her to trust me.  Show this to your mom and see if she would be open with you...then see the gynecologist.  Could be a simple yeast infection which are easily treated, but need a doctor to diagnose it and prescribe medication or over the counter medicine.  Never put off questions about your female health.  Good luck!  P.S.  clumps?  sounds familiar from when I was young, but the gynecologist is the best way to go.  Never be afraid of going to the doctor.  Be more afraid of ignorance, and not knowing exactly what's wrong.  If you find out all is okay, won't you feel MUCH better??  Go for it Dear....
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Yes, it is possible to be pregnant and still have a period for a month or two. If she is worried, have her get a home pregnancy test.
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The discharge is from the BV.  You have whats called a dual infection.  The yeast and BV.  Itrs common, especially in the warm months.  It hurt so bad because your cervix and vaginal walls are extremely tender from the infection not to mention that a pelvic exam is never a walk in the park, infection or not.  You probably didnt notice the discharge before because of the yeast med that you were using.  Just make sure that you finish the meds and you will be just fine.
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The symptoms you described are pregnancy symptoms, but they're also the symptoms of a woman late for her period and freaking out wondering why.  Believe me, I know.  ;)\n\nYou're only a couple of days late, but I'd see your doctor if you're confident that you're really late.  He or she can give you a blood test to determine if you are pregnant or not by measuring the quantity of pregnancy hormone in your blood.  This is called a quantitative hCG test.  It will tell you for sure if you are pregnant or not and you can have it done right now if you want because you are already late for your period and your levels only have to be greater than 2 to show pregnancy (whereas with a urine test, they have to be 25 or more).  If you aren't pregnant, you should ask your doctor to help you figure out what's keeping your period away.\n\nThe bigger question, though, is whether or not you're trying to get pregnant.  If you are, you're likely to have trouble.  A 21-day cycle is not really long enough, usually, for your body to properly ready itself for a pregnancy and then give a fertilized egg long enough to implant.  I'd suggest charting your temperature to make sure you're ovulating.  I also suspect that if you are ovulating, you have a short luteal phase, where the fertilized egg doesn't have enough time to implant before you start your period, which can be corrected with medication.  You should really see your doctor if you are trying to get pregnant.\n\nIf you are not trying to get pregnant, stop having unprotected sex!  There are about a zillion birth control methods, and if you don't want a baby, you should use one.  I'm not trying to be harsh, but there's no reason to be having unprotected sex when you don't want a baby.  If you think birth control is expensive, try raising a child.  You can probably get birth control free or at relatively low cost at your local health department or Planned Parenthood.\n\nGood luck, and I  hope you get the outcome you want!
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SOmetimes if you worry or think about it for too long you may believe you are pregnant but are not. Your best assurance is to buy a pregnancy test or go to your doctor but three days is not long to believe you are pregnant, maybe those cramps are telling you that it is coming.
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Everyone is saying your pregnant BUT, we cant say for sure, all you said is that its fluid?? What else can you tell us is it clear pus like? You could just have  a abcess and its seeping pus who knows? One of your ducts could be infected and your getting discharge. I mean clearly you would know if your pregnant, when you wouldnt get your period for a while take a pregnancy test etc... I think you need to be a little more specific so we can figure it out.
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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.