Weird discharge.. Females please help?
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You could definately have a Kidney or Bladder infection.  Do not wait to get to the Dr.  Kidney infections can land you in the hospital fast!  Drink lots of water and cranberry juice until your Dr. Appt. \n\nI do mean lots and lots and lots of clear liquids.\nDid I stress this enough?  LOTS!
595992
You should go see a gynocologist ASAP! You may have an infection or STD.
316327
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.
78743
I honestly have never heard of the swelling before but the discharge is pretty tell-tale. Your choices are: vaginitis, bacterial vaginosis, yeast infection (commonly caused by Candida albicans), trichomoniasis, gonorrhea, or chlamydia. Every woman is different so it is possible that whatever is going on with you is causing swelling that your doctor may not have even seen before and therefore has no basis for comparison. So my advice would definitely be to get a second opinion immediately. This could be something so simple and easily treatable with antibiotics, creams, or ointments. Or it could be something more serious that requires immediate treatment and follow-up. Either way, knowing and doing something about it will save you a lot of grief and worry and will alleviate discomfort and hopefully solve your problem. Remember this if nothing else: No one cares about you more than you. Do whatever it takes to be proactive about your health and never stop questioning and looking for answers to make sure that you're doing all you can to help yourself. Take care!
835319
I agree, it's either a yeast infection (for what you can find medication at any store like walmart) or it can be a STD. You should go see your doctor ASAP.\nGood luck to you
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.
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Just vaginal discharge, it's normal. \n\nUnless it's yellow, excessive or smells unusual/bad you shouldn't be worried about it.  Talk to your Dr. if you are concerned about it.
866287
Registered Nurse here;  Hun it sounds like a yeast infection, however with a yeast infection it usually doesn't soak your panties.  I would strongly suggest that you make an appointment with your GYN, no this is not what you wanted to here.  But you really don't want to speculate about this.  Someone could experience the exact same symptoms as you and it be an all together different type of infection.  It certainly does not sound like a STD.  If fact it sounds Begin, however please go for a check-up, could be something just beginning to brew, and your GYN, would be able to catch it very early.  Thanks for the opportunity to address your question.
593930
Sounds like a yeast infection to me... Go to your local pharmacy and get Monistat.. WIll take care of it in a couple of days..
59009
Although you are correct, that "clumpy white stuff" could mean you have a yeast infection or an STD, if you are not experiencing any other symptoms, this could be totally normal!\n\nAs part of the normal cycle, women produce cervical fluid - and depending on the stage of the cycle it will range from clear to gummy or white and clumpy (or many variations in between).  Sometimes, this fluid comes out on to your underwear from strenuous activity (if you hadn't noticed it before) or after sex.  Again, if you don't have any other symptoms (itching, redness, rash, etc), it is probably a normal thing.\n\nI highly encourage you to investigate the source cited below.  There are MANY misdiagnosed yeast infections because of the simple misunderstanding of how your body works.  Hope this helps!
744703
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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Is your 'friend' sexually active? If so she could have an STD...HPV (warts) or the herpes virus..or she might have chlamydia or gonorrhea....if she isn't sexually active it could be a very bad yeast infection if she has cottage-cheese like discharge..\n\nI know yahoo answers is a good place to come to find out what you might have before going to the doctor..but she is going to HAVE to go to the doctor becuase none of these issues are treatable over the counter except a yeast infection, but even then she has to go to the doctor to make sure it is a yeast infection...\n\nso, unfortunately..I would just tell 'her' to go to the doctor...they see weird things everyday and aren't going to judge you...\n\nhope that helps 'her' out..\ntell her good luck..
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You should really go see your doctor.\nYou could have an infection.
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It sounds like you have a vaginal infection... such as a yeast infection.\n\nI would recommend seeing a doctor if this is your first encounter with a yeast infectiong.  I know it can be embarassing but it's important to know for sure what it is so you can have it treated. \n\nIf it is a yeast infection and your doctor confirms it, you will be able to tell what it is next time and just go buy Monostat (or other over the counter treatment).\n\nResearch has shown that daily ingestion of yogurt containing the bacterium Lactobacillus acidophilus helps in the prevention and treatment of candidal vaginitis (a.k.a. yeast infections).\n\n\nHope that helps.
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It is natural and healthy to have a small discharge from your vigina, most young female do. Unless it is discoloured or very smelly which is unhealthy because it is a sign of an infection or fungus.\n\nAsk your mother or doctor if you are really worried.\n\nYoung girls seem to get a white discharge in between periods. Can leave a little mark in your underwear is normal as your vigina needs to be lubricated to be healthy.
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Vaginal discharge is very common in women, especially in the middle of your cycle.  Different things can cause an increase in vaginal discharge, age, hormone changes, and birth control are common.\n\nAs long as you aren't having any itching, burning, pain, or redness, or smell you're fine. \n\nAnd since you've gone to the doctor and they said you're fine, relax it should go away after your period starts.
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its definately broken- but maybe she isnt "wet" enough at the time of pnetration.\n\ntry ky jelly, if that doesnt help she miht have thrush.\n\nits verry common, and treatable with over thecounter creams. It is a high possibility, particularly as you have only just begun to have sex, and could have disturbd the ph of her vagina