Overgrowth of yeast in the affected area can lead to a yeast infection.
Is this a yeast infection?
This is a common question you are likely asking right now. Let's start with that.
Is this a yeast infection?
This is a common question you are likely asking right now. Let's start with that.
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Won't you at least like to find out from the doctor why it happened in the first place? This way you can avoid it in the future.
For instance the doctor might want to check for diseases that can lead to yeast infections like diabetes.
Moreover, it is very difficult to know if it is a yeast infection the first time around.
Would you like to see the nearest urgent care clinic or continue with this for now?
This might involve clinical observation, taking a history, checking vaginal pH, wet mount microscopy or even culture to confirm the diagnosis.
Let's see if we are looking at a yeast infection in the first place.
Here is why:
Here is why:
In bacteria vaginosis a fishy odor is present, often becoming stronger when the discharge is more alkaline—after coitus and menses. Pruritus and irritation are common. Erythema and edema are uncommon.
Are you experiencing itching:
What about burning sensation while:
Take a look at the discharge again, is it:
Vaginal vulvar pruritus, burning, or irritation (which may be worse with intercourse) and dyspareunia are common, as is a thick, white, cottage cheese–like vaginal discharge that adheres to the vaginal walls. Symptoms and signs increase the week before menses. Erythema, edema, and excoriation are common. Infected male sex partners may or may not have symptoms. Recurrences after treatment are uncommon
Let's see what a pharmacist recommend you use for yeast infection over-the-counter
Advice to seek urgent care
If you would like to see what a pharmacist recommends you use for a yeast infection, let's continue.
Not too bad. It is probably just starting.
Let's see what a pharmacist recommend you do. Would you like to do that or visit the nearest urgent care clinic?
It may be better to see a doctor for some prescription medication.
If not, then let's see what a pharmacist recommends you do. Would you like to do that or visit the nearest urgent care clinic?
We strongly suggest you see a doctor for some prescription medication.
If not, then let's see what a pharmacist recommends you do. Would you like to do that or visit the nearest urgent care clinic?