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Itchy vagina after frequent sex

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Okayy, So My Problem, I Did It For Like 2 Weeks Staright After Mii Period...And Not Its Been 2 Days That Mii Vagina Itchs!! Nd Im Scaredd Cause Its Swollen Nd I Im NOt Sure If I Had The "cottage chesse clumps" Really Not Sure BUt Its Itchy Non Stop Only Wen Im Sitting Down It'll Stop But wen I Was It Itches...

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replied October 5th, 2010
Sexual Health - Women Answer A16503
Hi, and thanks for your medical question on eHealth forum!

‘Cottage cheese clumps’ with vaginal itch can be due to vaginal thrush. Yeast infection or thrush is at times very difficult to treat. You may need to take oral antifungal pills twice a week for 3-4 weeks along with local application of antifungal cream. There are many types of antifungals available. Take an OTC antifungal with a combination of two or more anti fungals. Use both oral and local application. At times both partners need to be treated. Test for diabetes and other STDs as presence of either or both can make it difficult to treat the fungal infection.

Provided it is indeed fungus, then only try this. Antifungal tablets are strong medicines and should not be taken otherwise. So start with cream and if it helps, start the tablet. Discuss this with your gynecologist.
given on net please discuss these possibilities with your gynecologist once. Hope this helps. Take care!



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