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Q: vaginal discharge constantly

asked by: aindrea on July 1st, 2009

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i have been having vaginal discharge for the last 2 years constantly, the only time i get a break from it is when i have my period. it smells really horrible, and is a thick creamy colour. i have to use a tampon every day to stop the smell and it coming onto my knickers. i have also noticed when having sex the smell is really strong, this is really getting to me, and i dont know what it is, im too embarrassed to go to the doctor without having a rough idea if this is normal.

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Want3

replied on July 1st, 2009

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Aindrea, please please please go to the Dr. There is no need to put yourself through the stress of not knowing!

Personally I think if your discharge smells offensive then you need to get it checked out. It's not normal for your discharge to smell horrible. You also say that this has been going on for 2 years??? Aindrea I don't want to scare you but by not going to the Dr for a checkup you could be doing damage to your reproductive system. I'm not saying that your discharge is an indication of a serious problem, but if it is and you leave it for another 2 years before getting looked at it, you could make yourself really sick.

On the other hand it's probably something minor that your Dr can give you something to clear it up and you'll be as good as gold!

Deep breath....make an appointment sweetie.

Belle05

replied on July 4th, 2009

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This is a bacterial infection and you need to get it checked out. It is treated very easily and you will be happy that you got it treated. Nothing to worry about though. Nothing life threatening!!!

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