What medication is given for vaginal discharges?
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Depends on the nature of the discharge, meaning if it caused by a bacteria than you will be given an anti-bacterial.  If caused by a yeast then you will be given an anti-fungal. Also some women just produce excessive "moisture" and it is natural for their body.
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Could be a yeast infection.\n\nThere are over-the-counter medications available at the drug store (no doctor needed).  You can ask the pharmacist for help to pick one out.\n\nAlways wear clean panties.  Cotton breathes better.  Never wear another girl's panties, leotard, or swim suit unless it is clean (and I do not mean it just looks clean).\n\nKeep the outside of your vagina clean (soap & water).  Don't just give it a rinse, use the wash cloth.  Do not use soap on the inside and no need to douche.  A healthy vagina will clean itself.\n\nP.S. I'm a man, but I know my vaginas.
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Not all yeast infections will go away on their own.  If you have a yeast infection, go to wal-mart or your pharmacy and get Monistat 7.  This has to be used at night when you go to bed.  If the yeast infection is not cleared up after you have compleated using ALL of the Monistat 7, then you need to go to your doctor as it could be something more seriouse that is wrong.
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Medications to treat a UTI include \nSulfonamides (such as Bactrim or Septra) \nTrimethoprim (such as Trimpex or Proloprim) \nFluoroquinolones (such as Cipro or Floxin) \nCephalosporins (such as Ceclor or Duricef) \nNitrofurantoin (such as Macrobid or Macrodantin) \nPenicillins (such as Augmentin) \nTetracycline (such as Tetracyn or Vibramycin) \nFosfomycin (such as Monurol) \n\nPhenazopyridine may be used to treat burning that accompanies a UTI.  There is no over the counter type medication to stop a UTI.  THere is AZO which can be used for the pain, but this should not be used for more than 2 days.
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It's not a disease it is discharge.Vaginal discharge, a normal occurrence for some women during their menstrual cycle, or a medical sign of many conditions including endometrial cancer, yeast infections, and some STDs. If she's pregnant than all it is is discharge or a yeast infection.
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prob.a yeast infection....discharge is normal but not odor
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Acidophilus, inserted and taken orally.  Worked lke acharm for me.  You can buy it at the health food store.  It also worked for my babies thrush.
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Don't know. They help for UTI's, but that's not the same thing. Try Monistat for the yeast infection.
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If it is coming out of your vagina, then it is possibly bacterial vaginitis, this can only be cured with antibiotics. If it is rectum discharge? Either way you really should see a DR. Don't wait, it can effect your overall health!
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Yes wear a panty liner and go to the doctor, especially if your sexually active.  But unless it is clear discharge always go to a doctor.
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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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Could just be vaginal discharge (whitish and watery), could be urine, could be sweat. Look at and smell the fluid. If you are unsure, ask your family doctor to help you identify the problem. Good luck!
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what are you using? monistat? if so and its not working, you have a different kind of yeast infection. ask for the pill that gets rid of yeast infections, i can't remember the name, but they will know what you are talking about. it works like a charm. monistat doesn't work on all types of yeast infections. on the rare occassion that i get one the pill is the only thing that will work for it, because I don't get the common one. If that doesn't work try using a different soap down there. you might be sensitive to the kind of soap that you use, try summers eve intimate cleanser, it is very gentle and made for that area.
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I agree with Mohamed!\n\nI would like to add that you can use a vaginal douche. Try to use water only.  It empties out the excess discharge.  Try not to use it too often.  You don't want to eliminate the "good" bacteria.  That could lead to infection.\n\nIf you take a bath, lie down as much as possible and with your finger, try to clean your insides a bit.  That usually fixes the problem.
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It is normal to have some kind of vaginal discharge.  However, if the discharge is accompanied by pain, strong odor, a burning sensation, frequent urination, or other symptoms you will want to consult with your doctor.
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http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/nipple-discharge/WO00093\nThis is a good link.....
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you need to go to the doctor together.  depending on what type of infection will determine what type of treatment.  if its something like a yeast infection they will give you an anti-fungus cream for both of you to use.  if its a bacterial infection they will give you some sort of antibiotic to use, either a cream or a pill. also red... is a color i am sure you were looking for the word rid and because is spelled liek this... if you ahve a question and want to be taken seriously spend the extra 2 seconds to spell the word out.