I think I have an yeast infection but the discharge is white,milky, and smells fishy.?
602230
Discharge is yes, but I think it should be a yellow colour...\nIf you are sexually involved, I would have myself checked for STDs
336668
If it doesn't have a bad smell it's nothing to worry about...I have the same problem sometimes. Here is from a site that tells what is going on...\n\n"You may very well notice a clear or white secretion at mid-cycle—this is an indication that you are ovulating"\n\nFrom: The tampax website (go figure! LOL)\nhttp://www.tampax.com/en_us/pages/wmn_main.shtml?pageid=AR0038
1114075
Vaginal discharge is completely normal and healthy, and there is no way to get rid of it. It should be clear or white-ish.
762450
A healthy vagina produces secretions to cleanse and regulate itself...almost like saliva cleanses the mouth. These vaginal secretions are normal vaginal discharge....All women have some vaginal discharge. Normal discharge may be clear, cloudy white, and/or yellowish when dry on clothing.... It may also contain white flecks and at times may be thin and stringy. Changes in normal discharge can occur for many reasons, including menstrual cycle... emotional stress...diet changes.. pregnancy..(which you ruled out) medications ... including birth control pills...(which you also rule out) and sexual arousal...You should basically worry only if the discharge is smelly or accompanied by itching.. rash or hurts....grey or white or yellow greenish discharge with a bad odour is to worry about...so  basically the normal clear sticky discharge is just to clean out the vagina....and check if your diet has changed or you are more stressed than normal:-)\nBest wishes
974093
The most common symptom of a yeast infection is extreme itchiness in and around the vagina. Other symptoms include:\n\n    * Burning, redness, and swelling of the vagina and the area around it\n    * Pain when urinating\n    * Pain or discomfort during sex\n    * A thick, white vaginal discharge that looks like cottage cheese and does not have a bad smell (or may smell yeasty, like bread or beer)\n\nYou may only have a few of these symptoms and they may be mild or severe.\n\nIf you think you may have a yeast infection but have not been treated for one before, see your doctor to be sure.
890449
If you have a yeast infection, the discharge is usually white and looks like cottage cheese, and it itches REALLY bad. You're probably just spotting normally - most women have it at least some months before or after the period or when they ovulate in mid-cycle. If it gets really heavy or smells terrible, see your doctor, but what you describe sounds okay to me. Hope this eases your mind some.
984686
With a yeast infection, common symptoms are a cheesy white discharge, irritation, intense burning and itching, and redness in the area.\n\nHowever, you don't have to have ALL of these symptoms. \n\nWhile I wouldn't recommend any over the counter remedies or douches just yet, you could try a less expensive natural approach. Eat plenty of yogurt, cut down on sugar, etc. Also, spread some of that yogurt around your labia, as the bacteria compete with the fungal candida...if it is in fact a yeast infection. That way, you may nip it in the bud before a discharge, odor, or pain rear their ugly heads. \n\nIf the symptoms worsen, there's a vareity of over-the-counter remedies that will suit ya just fine.
881185
you might have some sort of infection, or your diet is all wrong.  if you eat a lot of red meat ans not enough water, thats where the discharges go too.  try your diet for maybe a week (drink lots of water)  and if that doesn't work definitly go to the doc.
711954
Sounds like a yeast infection. Get it checked out, and if it is, make sure you tell your bf. Men can carry yeast infections, so if you get rid of it and have unprotected sex with him again, you will just get it again.
991214
You may have a infection. I has BV before and it's not sexually transmitted but it cause discharge. Does it smell bad?
1067811
Well if you are already showing signs and symptoms, than of course the doctors can tell!  As for a yeast infection -possibly but they always say it is something else if your discharge is discolored and if there is a foul smell.  A yeast infection discharge tends to look like cottage cheese and has no odor.  Many STD's or infection can be cured with antibiotics, but some cannot.  Get checked ASAP!  I've never had that happen personally but I had an allergic reaction to some spermicide once it scared me half to death -so go get checked out!  You won't quit freaking out until you do!
382453
Yeast infection or STD. Either way get yourself checked out.
75215
In a sense, yes.\n\nThe detergent you're using could very easily have given you a yeast infection. This is doubly likely if you're wearing non-cotton-crotch panties on a regular basis.\n\nWhen you're out and about, you sweat. Your thighs, big or small, do a relatively effective job of trapping that sweat between your legs. That sweat could be making you itch in and of itself, or it could have provided the sort of moist environment yeast thrive in.\n\nIf you've never had a yeast infection before, go to the doctor. If you have and you know what to look for, bust out a mirror and look for discharge, then pick up some miconazole.\n\nGood luck (and definitely think about changing detergents).
600710
Yes, you most likely have a sexually transmitted infection, specially if the discharge is abundant, foul-smelling [a fish-like odor], and are experiencing an itching and/or burning sensation in your genitalia. Greenish discharge is often associated with infection by Trichomonas [a microscopic, parasitic protozoan], Gonorrhea [a round bacteria "Neisseria ghonorrheae"], or Chlamydia [also a bacterium, "Chlamydia trachomatis"]. Infection with any of these organism should be promptly treated [all are readily curable by means of oral and/or injectable antibiotics]. Delay in diagnosis and treatment may result in chronic infection, Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, and scarring of your internal pelvic organs leading to infertility. Go to your gynecologist or a clinic ASAP to be examined, diagnosed and properly treated. Remember, your current partner[s] must also be treated at the same time as you to prevent reinfection.
780029
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.
454583
no there isnt and if your not really sure what it is you should get checked because there are other stds that can have some of the same symptoms so you should be positive of what you are treating signs are (itching white cheesy like discharge not a strong odor) but i really think you should go to a clinic and be tested
319029
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.