I have only had sex with 1 person that is my husband. And I have been having a yellow green tipe discharge that it is bad enough that it wets my panties and I have had a historactamy in 09 for indomterosas and overien cancer
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The most common reason for this is bacterial Vaginosis.
Also Atrophic Vaginal mucosa is frequently vulnerable
to becoming inflamed. After getting examined a good
treatment will usually include Probiotic such as RepHresh
Pro.
Also Atrophic Vaginal mucosa is frequently vulnerable
to becoming inflamed. After getting examined a good
treatment will usually include Probiotic such as RepHresh
Pro.
Your history indicates that you underwent a total hysterectomy with bilateral salpingectomy. Given your young age (only 37), it is possible that your vulvovaginitis and related discharge are multifactorial (infection, hormonal, or anticancer therapy you possibly have received). It would be helpful to learn whether or not, you are taking a hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and immunomodulation. Specifying your renal disease (pyelonephritis, pyelocystitis, granulomatosis, etc) and its onset, would also be supportive for running a preliminary diagnostic. The first thing to do, is to test for trichomoniasis, gonorrhea, and gardnerella (as you describe the discharge is yellow-greenish). If the test is negative, and if the insurance plan covers, the next is to check for chlamydia trachomatis, mycoplasma, ureoplasma, yersinia pestis, shigella, streptomyces, and group B and D streptococci. If the flora is mainly bacterial, the culture (which lasts 48-72 hours) will determine which antibiotic to take (based on the subgroups and the ratio of gram-positive, gram-negative, aerobic and unaerobic flora).
Dear Discharge,
Sounds like a common case of bacterial vaginosis...which is an imbalance in the vaginal bacteria...more "bad" bacteria than "good" bacteria. This can easily be remedied with prescription antibiotics (usually clears up in a few days) , but I would suggest that you see your OB/GYN for an exam to rule out anything else. A proper pelvic exam will allow for the most concrete diagnosis and the most proper treatment choices.
Although medication is your primary treatment option here, taking a comprehensive probiotic daily can help proper bacterial balance in the body, but it will not "treat" a current infection. You should schedule an OB appointment ASAP.
Good luck on a speedy recovery.
Sounds like a common case of bacterial vaginosis...which is an imbalance in the vaginal bacteria...more "bad" bacteria than "good" bacteria. This can easily be remedied with prescription antibiotics (usually clears up in a few days) , but I would suggest that you see your OB/GYN for an exam to rule out anything else. A proper pelvic exam will allow for the most concrete diagnosis and the most proper treatment choices.
Although medication is your primary treatment option here, taking a comprehensive probiotic daily can help proper bacterial balance in the body, but it will not "treat" a current infection. You should schedule an OB appointment ASAP.
Good luck on a speedy recovery.
This is most likely BV (bacterial vaginosis) - an overgrowth of the normal vaginal bacteria. It needs to be treated with antibiotics, not over-the-counter medications, so you need to see a health care provider to establish the diagnosis and get a prescription.