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what is the the best medical solution for the thick white discharge from the vagina before mc?

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kristigraham

replied April 16th, 2012

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For some women that is a natural part of their cycles and is caused by the changes in hormones.

If it is an infection, it should be treated. Normally it can be one of three types:

* STD - you know the risk you exposed yourself to. If it is possible, see your health clinic or doctor to get tested.

* Yeast - itchy chunky discharge. Get something at your local pharmacy/supermarket for yeast. Go with the longer treatments, not the one or three day treatments.

* Bacterial (BV) - normally not thick, and it's got a foul fishy smell with burning. doctor can diagnose and treat.

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