but i dont think thats what it is....after my period it comes back. Ive had it for like 2 months now. And after i urinate it kinda feels very uncomfortable. And it itches. Its not an std
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I have never heard of "cyotollic vaginosis", but most cases of vaginosis are caused by a bacteria called Gardernella, among others.  As I mentioned, it is a bacteria, and no treatment for a yeast infection, or fungus is going to work. The treatments for fungus and bacteria are completely different.  Both are part of the normal flora of the vagina and it is not transmitted sexually.  Sometimes, for unknown reasons, they both overgrow and become a problem.  Your doctor needs to determine which bacteria is causing the problem and treat it accordingly.  He/she can do that by taking what is called a vaginal culture and sending it to the lab.  The lab will then identify what bacteria is causing the problem and tell your doctor what antibiotics it is resistant to.  In other words, the lab will tell your doctor which antibiotic will not work on that particular bacteria, and which ones will.  \nI hope this is helpful to you.
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Since you said "urine", meaning you feel like you need to pee, it's not cramps! It sounds like you have a urinary tract infection! Go to an emergency room or express clinic, the pain will only get worse! Trust me, I've had one.
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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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i personaly wouldnt be worried try changing the brand of pad you are using you maybe allergic to some of the materials used in that brand of pad and the blood sitting and touching you may just be irrataing your skin give it till your period is done and a few days after too if it stops it was irratation if it doesnt goto a doctor ASAP
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The traditional remedy is cranberry juice, which acidifies the urine and therefore creates a hostile environment for the bacteria. \n\nI don't think it generally is related to your period. It can be a side effect from sex, though, as can a delayed period. Did you have unprotected sex in the past week or so?\n\nI do think that you should seek medical attention for the cystitis. It is easy to treat and you shouldn't let this go for long as it could lead to a kidney infection.
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The discharge is probably your body maturing. You are 12, that's how old I was when I got my first period. Your body is going to start to change, but if the discharge starts to change color, or you start to itch, go to the doctors and get it checked. BTW, masturbating is a normal part of growing up, just don't do it all the time....
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you need to go see the doctor, or free clinic, it could be something minor, like a urinary infection which is easily treated or it could be something more serious. Whatever it is have it looked at and don't spread it around to everyone else.
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To me it sounds like you have a vaginal bacterial infection that has turned into a UTI and maybe a kidney infection.  Sometimes with Infections you'll notice a foul odor.  Yeast Infection Meds can sometimes make Bacterial Infections Worse.  Maybe you had an allergic reaction to the Yeast Infection treatment.  All those tests will tell you for sure.  It could be an STD, a lot of STDs are bacterial.  You did the right thing with the doctor. I'm sure soon enough you'll know and be able to treat these symptoms, which sound very uncomfortable by the way.
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Instead of asking when we are  not doctors and can't diagnose, simply call your doctor and request a blood pregnancy test.  If it says negative, you are not pregnant and need to make an appointment to find out what is going on.  \n\nIf you had a urinary tract infection, it would "burn" each time you urinate.\n\nHowever, many things give the symptoms you have..including signst that your period is coming.  There is no way to know what is going on without a physical exam.  See your doctor.
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maybe your skin is red and irritated because of the wetness. the wetness is normal , but change your underware more often , the wetness rubbs against your skin and irritates it . i watched the show talk sex with sue jonanson and a woman called an asked what she could do because she was wet down there and it interferred with her sex life , because if the wetness and she said you can get a pill for it , but she said the pill has consequences. She sais it was normal , theres nothing else she could say , but i think you should go to the doctor just to see whats wrong first !! \n\n* hope you get better
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*Chuckling for I've had that as I get tested regularily* I call it PAINFUL! Pretty much everywhere I've looked simply call it a Chlamydia test or a Chlamydia Culture...\nhttp://www.questdiagnostics.com/kbase/topic/medtest/hw4046/descrip.htm\n\nChlamydia and Gonorrhea are 2 infections which cause similar symptoms, and are usually tested for together.  In 2003 there were 16,664 cases of Chlamydia and 6443 cases of Gonorrhea diagnosed in Indiana alone.  It is common for people to be infected with Chlamydia for months without any symptoms whatsoever.  If a male has symptoms it is typically a discharge from the penis and burning with urination.  Women often have a discharge, or lower abdominal pain.  Gonorrhea almost always causes noticeable symptoms. It causes severe burning with urination and discharge in men, and lower abdominal pain and discharge in women.  Both infections are diagnosed with laboratory tests.  There are 2 options available at the Health Center.  1 requires collection using a special small q-tip. Specimens are collected from men by inserting the q-tip up inside the urethra, which is the opening where urine comes out.
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It could be a urinary tract infection. Did it burn when you peed?\n\nHere's some information about urinary tract infections:\nhttp://womenshealth.about.com/cs/bladderhealth/a/UTI.htm
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Might not actually be your urine,,the temp of that is simply your body temp.\n\nIt's possible you have an irritation in that area,,\nand the sensitivity is making it FEEL hotter.\n\nThe "stinging" would also support that idea.\n\nTalk to your mom,,or call your Dr.\n\nEveryone's body chemistry changes from time to time,\nurine can be more/less irritating.\n\nAnd there's lot's of common conditions which affect urinary tract.\n\nMany are simple and "harmless",,,\nBut it's an easy place for Infections to get BAD ,quick.\nEven simple things can become serious.\n\nDon't fool around hoping it'll just "go away".\n\nAnd ESPECIALLY if it gets worse,,Contact a Dr.\n\nTake care,,hope it's all better soon.
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Honey, go buy "Uristat" by the makers of Monastat.  It will ease your discomfort and make the "burn" feeling go away when you urinate.  In the mean time...make an appointment with your Dr. and go get the medicine to clear up the UTI....all you have to do is pee in a cup.  Most Dr.'s use a color coded strip that they put in the urine sample so, you need to NOT take the uristat about 24 hours before your appointment because the uristat will make your urine this wierd orange color and that will make it hard for the lab to read the color coded strip.  Don't put off the appointment for sure...the UTI  will only get worse.  Good luck.
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It sounds normal to me. Sometimes your body produces extra discharge and before your period your body is trying to get rid of it, that's probably why it was a ball and not just something you wiped from your "cooter". don't be scared if it only happen this once, I'm sure it will pass. Now if it happens a lot go to your OBGYN and they can give you antibiotics, which you take for 10 days, to kill the bacteria. it's cool.
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That happens to me a few weeks before my period and then it goes away.The breast gets sensitive, painfull, uncomfortable. So if it happens each and every month, it might be related to your period.
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im guessing its an ingrown pubic hair, put a good lotion or vaseline on it every day and see if you can see any hair in it. do you shave? if so dont for a week or so untill all your hair grows out and if you have any still growing under the skin scratch at them untill they come up and wait a few more days then scratch at the purple spot, if nothing comes up go to your doctor or school nurse and they can help with out telling your parents if your young and dont want them to know. you could have a blood blister also. have you gottan it pinched in anything lately? you can ask for a female doctor if you go to the hospital. male doctors see that kinna thing every day so they think nothing of it just try to find the cause, good luck! if its an ingrown hair you can use tweezers to get it out and then keep your pubic area moisturized with vaseline(works best) or lotion.