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Q: Anal And Vaginal Problems

asked by: rcs2003 on August 16th, 2003

New User

I kno this sounds pretty gros but im scared. For the last coulple of months my backside been itchin and a few dayz b4 my period my vagina started itchin and burnin then during m period I was straight then after my period it started itchin real bad to where it hurts when I try to sit down. First I thought it was juss hemorhoids but why would my vagina itch? Now I have this realy light green discharge? Do I have a std? Plz sumbody help???????

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Tanya

replied on August 18th, 2003

Experienced User

Im sorry to hear your so worried. Best bet is go to the gyno.
This is the information I found and I know that green discharge plus itching and burning most definitely means an infection whether it be an std or not.
Trichomonas- trichomonas vaginalis is a protozoan organism that causes this disease. The classic symptoms include frothy light green vaginal discharge and itching. The diagnosis is usually made by visualizing the organism on a smear. It is treated by an antibiotic called flagyl. Partners should be treated.
This sounds like your symptoms.
Hope your doing well
tanya*xox

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