Someone please help.... i feel like there's an ANT walking down there.. its 2 days now, and i have a doctors appointment scheduled for this week.
Additional signs i noticed yesterday when i looked at it in the mirror... There is white stringy discharge bordering inside the vagina. And when i pee, the pee is yellow in the beginning but the last few drops are milky white color. Also, I had intercourse with my partner and it was painful as hell!! Very strange! Someone please tell me what you think.
Thanks

I think you have an std and possibly also a urinary tract infection. I'd try to move up that appointment.

oh no, std? which one do you think it could be? and can it be cured fully?

update:
I saw my doctor, and immediately when she looked inside she said DEFINITELY AN INFECTION!!! She also did some tests ('swabs') to see what else or what exactly i have. I'm so worried. She prescribed 3 medicines:
-LOMEXIN (its just one capsule and i had to push it in my vagina last night... it caused this burning feeling inside me, i couldnt stand it... i was crying and screaming for at least 3 hours and then i took a pain killer!!)
-DURACAN (its just one capsule and i took it orally)
-BETAZOL CREAM (applying it twice a day)

Any more help would be highly appreciated!!

Did the doctor say the insert was going to cause pain?

All you can do now is just wait and see how treatment goes.

No she didnt say, but I read the paper in the box and it does mention that a SLIGHT BURNING SENSATION MAY OCCUR

Since you seem to know so much in this area, can you please tell me more about what i am in store for IF it is an STD? I tried to browse some websites but i found them too wordy and difficult to understand.
I really appreciate your help.

I can't tell you, because I don't know what std you have, if you even have one.

Thanks. But are these signs more similar to one STD in particular? I was thinking maybe CHLAMYDIA? If so, is it 100% curable?

I don't know the signs of std's (one thing I managed to forget from high school) nd I would hate to misdiagnose you. Please, wait for your doctor's report.