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Q: Multiple Vaginal Problems

asked by: zoe2009 on January 6th, 2009

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When i go to the bathroom everything is normal untill the end of my urine stream where it started to burn. It felt like a fire. It happened for about a week straight i had the urge to pee every 30 minutes to and hour. But nothing would come out. that was in june.
It still happens occasionally.

Another symptom i have is that there is white clumpy "stuff" that comes out. there is ALOT of it. I have no idea what it is. It doesnt hurt when it is inside of me. But when it is on the outside of my vaginal opening it really hurts and is very uncomfortable. THat wasa month ago.

A few days ago my boyfriend was fingering me and i started to bleed. It has never happened before. I was thinking maybe it was my hymen finally breaking since when i first had sex i never bled like you are suppposed to.

It has now been 3 days since and i have missed my period ( 4 days late). there is redish dark brown blood i think that comes out a various times I dont know if that is my period or something else.

My main problem is i am only 16 and i cant talk to my mom about this because she is against sex and would kill me if she knew i was sexually active. I dont know what to do.

Please help.

Replies(1)

MandMs

replied on January 8th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

Hi!

Burning and frequent urination that results in no or little urine amount, are symptoms of urinary tract infection.
This can be due to certain sexually transmitted infection.
White vaginal discharge like cottage cheese is a sign of a yeast vaginal infection (Candida overgrowth).
This usually causes painful urination, painful intercourse, swollen and itchy vulva.
Bleeding during fingering is due to injury, also, having a yeast infection makes your vaginal walls more vulnerable to friction, which can result in painful and bleeding intercourse.
Dark brown blood can be seen as a beginning of menstrual period, but, if you suspect pregnancy, do a pregnancy test.

Talk to your mum!
At first she'll be angry, but, she's the one that can give you the true advice.
Best wishes!
marija

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