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i think i have a yeast infection?

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I'm 12 years old, no sex, and i dont have my period. i think i have a yeast infection and i dont want my parents to know, i have a white kind of liquid coming out of my Vagina.Is that a symtom of a yeast infection? Also what causes a yeast infection?
Do my parents need to get involved?


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replied May 9th, 2011
Yeast Infection Answer A22746
Hi,
Welcome to ehealthforum,
You should inform your parents about your symptoms. This could be suggestive of infection, chemical reaction (to soap or detergent), probable indication of your periods starting. Infections can be caused due to changing pH of vaginal secretions (hormonal changes) that can allow for infective agents to thrive well. The exact cause can only be made out after examining you and the vaginal discharge (that you describe). Inform your parents about your symptoms and request for visiting your doctor/gynecologist for further evaluation and appropriate treatment as needed (based on examination and investigation results). Drink plenty of water.
Take care.



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