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Q: white thick discharge

asked by: jo20 on June 14th, 2007

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Hello I went to my gy last week he rx Flagyl 250mg #14 pills 2 daily. my symptoms are funny smell discharge(white) thick, no pain when urinating or abdominal pain or itch. BV so i took them today is my last day im takin the last pill soon.Yes it stopped but not completely im worried , tho i dont have smell and its not as much but still i can put my finger inside and feel it, not gone. I took the test VDRL came out Negative.Im worried my boyfriend is coming to visit i want to have intimacy and it wont go away >Anyone Please HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Tylanas

replied on June 14th, 2007

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Wait.. I can't totally understand everything in your post but... you have medicine for some kind of vaginal condition that made it smelly and have heavy discharge?

And you've started the medicine, and the smell is gone, but the discharge is still there? Well, it's not going to go away any faster or slower no matter what you do, and there's no way to tell what a douche would do to your system.

If it doesn't smell or look weird (just thick or a lot of it) you can consider it... extra lubrication.

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