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Discharge (bloody, purulent...), white wash... - general questions

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Aaron Garcia36 Aaron Garcia36 Member
37 messages
joined Apr 2008
#281 ·
It is absolutely essential to make an appointment with a gynecologist.
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
731 messages
joined Feb 2007
#282 ·
Aaron Garcia36 said:It is absolutely essential to make an appointment with a gynecologist.

And I mean an emergency OB-GYN visit.
Arthur Ruiz2 Arthur Ruiz2 Active Member
115 messages
joined May 2005
#283 ·
It’s actually quite common for your period to show up earlier than usual during the summer months. Why does that happen? Honestly, I don't have a definitive answer.
On another note, regarding HPV: could it lead to cancer? If you're in your twenties, that's an extreme rarity. Usually, those concerns don't really start becoming a factor until after age 35.
Could it be an infection? It's certainly a possibility.
Plus, a yeast infection? That could also be the culprit.
As for a lesion on the cervix? It's possible, but since you mentioned experiencing itching, it's much more likely that we're looking at an infection (with yeast infections, bleeding is relatively rare).
Does the discharge have an odor? If it does, then an infection is the most probable cause.
Frank Hughes56 Frank Hughes56 Member
42 messages
joined Aug 2009
#284 ·
I just had my appointment with the gynecologist back on September 9th,
Jerry Walker79 Jerry Walker79 Active Member
69 messages
joined Apr 2005
#285 ·
If you’re dealing with a pretty significant yeast infection, then honestly, LGG isn't going to do much more than help out a little bit. It's primarily meant to be used for prevention. If your discharge is white and looks clumpy—like cottage cheese—then we're almost certainly talking about yeast. Personally, I’ve never really dealt with an unpleasant odor, but based on what you're saying, this feels more like a little bacterial issue to me...
Frank Hughes56 Frank Hughes56 Member
42 messages
joined Aug 2009
#286 ·
It’s more like this current, yellowish color, an annoying smell, and it stings whenever I pee—plus, you know, it itches everywhere. Honestly, it feels more like I’m on my period rather than just having normal discharge.
Jerry Booth10 Jerry Booth10 Member
36 messages
joined May 2008
#287 ·
It’s almost certainly a bacterial infection; you just don't get a greenish-brown discharge from a yeast issue. Don't forget to head over to the clinic, or better yet, don't sit around waiting—just go see a private specialist immediately. This doesn't look good at all.
stormymaker24 stormymaker24 Active Member
98 messages
joined Sep 2008
#288 ·
Frank Hughes56 said:It’s more like this current, yellowish color, an annoying smell, and it stings whenever I pee—plus, you know, it itches everywhere. Honestly, it feels more like I’m on my period rather than just having normal discharge.


Those aren't fungal infections.
And frankly, I don't understand why you only ordered them on September 9th; did you tell me this was an emergency? When things are urgent, I don't sit around waiting for orders to arrive—I simply show up...😕

Fine, look, either call again and explain exactly what is going on—and please, stop claiming they are fungal!—and if they won't see you, just head back to your hometown and find a private clinic.
Andrew Ramos10 Andrew Ramos10 Active Member
70 messages
joined Jul 2007
#289 ·
Walter Myers4 said:Look, it might be nothing, or it might be everything.
When you're mid-cycle, you often get discharge because of ovulation—it's usually clear with some white or yellowish bits.
The next most common thing is Candida, which is that nasty, white, foamy stuff that makes you itch like crazy. A gynecologist can fix that fast, but both partners need treatment.
Discharge can also be a sign of an infection, which means you definitely need to see a doctor.
On the flip side, there are plenty of nasty diseases out there that can cause infertility or even death, and they sometimes don't even cause much discharge at all, so people just ignore them.

Bottom line: if you've got any weird discharge or pain, go see a gynecologist. And make sure BOTH partners get treated.

And those triggers for more serious illnesses... they don't usually just appear out of thin air, right? They're mostly sexually transmitted, aren't they??
Andrew Ramos10 Andrew Ramos10 Active Member
70 messages
joined Jul 2007
#290 ·
Listen, everyone... regarding those breasts, honey... however you want to put it... those are definitely colonies...
You don't exactly need to be Einstein to figure that out...
All those little troublemakers are out there building their own tiny colonies... you know... I definitely wouldn't classify that as a normal state for vaginal secretions...
Austin Cruz Austin Cruz Newcomer
1 message
joined Aug 2008
#291 ·
Raymond Booth12 said:This is becoming a massive headache... here’s the situation... my girlfriend is dealing with some white discharge—which I'm sure you guessed from the title—but the real issue is that I love oral, and right now, it’s completely off the table because of the odor and just how unpleasant it feels... I can manage a little something before penetration while everything is still tucked away 😁, but that basically limits me to just the clitoris. Since I like to be thorough, it’s honestly driving me up the wall—not to mention the fact that any attempt at oral after penetration, once things have shifted, is just absolutely soul-crushing. She went to see her gynecologist, but she’s stuck on a waiting list for a month, and who knows how much longer it might take to actually get this sorted out... so, I’m asking the lovely ladies who have dealt with this or are currently going through it: how are you handling this? Is there any kind of alternative—maybe certain teas or something similar—that could help? Because if the doctor doesn't fix this soon, I might actually lose my mind. 🙏

Two Americans are talking:
"Ever just gone out on a limb and licked a completely clean pussy?"
"So, what exactly are we licking here?"
😂
blueseal12 blueseal12 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Aug 2008
#292 ·
Is the official one white and translucent, like jelly? Odorless and colorless?
Andrew Ramos10 Andrew Ramos10 Active Member
70 messages
joined Jul 2007
#293 ·
I honestly think it’s just regular discharge... you're probably ovulating 😉
blueseal12 blueseal12 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Aug 2008
#294 ·
So that's how it goes. Back in those days, people used to have sex all the time 😉
northerncobra30 northerncobra30 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Sep 2008
#295 ·
heeeelp!!
My stomach has been killing me all day today, just a sharp pain low down on my right side.
I actually went ahead and got bloodwork and a urine test done because I was freaking out thinking it might be appendicitis, but nope, it’s definitely not that.
But get this—my urinalysis came back positive for some kind of epithelial cells/plates and bacteria, plus my white blood cell count is slightly elevated!
Then, while I was showering just now, I suddenly had this weird, slimy, bloody discharge!! I have seriously never seen anything like it before.
Is it possible that this is what's causing my stomach pain? My period ended about a week ago, and usually, I have
really regular cycles.
Morgan Torres Morgan Torres Member
40 messages
joined Sep 2007
#296 ·
northerncobra30 said:heeeelp!!
My stomach has been killing me all day today, just a sharp pain low down on my right side.
I actually went ahead and got bloodwork and a urine test done because I was freaking out thinking it might be appendicitis, but nope, it’s definitely not that.
But get this—my urinalysis came back positive for some kind of epithelial cells/plates and bacteria, plus my white blood cell count is slightly elevated!
Then, while I was showering just now, I suddenly had this weird, slimy, bloody discharge!! I have seriously never seen anything like it before.
Is it possible that this is what's causing my stomach pain? My period ended about a week ago, and usually, I have
really regular cycles.

Oh honey, you need to get to the doctor first thing tomorrow morning!!!
northerncobra30 northerncobra30 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Sep 2008
#297 ·
I’m heading out, but ugh, I wasted so much of my day sitting in the doctor's office today, and they couldn't find anything wrong with me. But then, get this—this discharge only started happening once I actually got home.
What is up with the blood, or rather, this discharge? It was all slimy and just... gross. Has anyone else dealt with this? And keep in mind, I’m definitely not ovulating yet because it hasn't even been a full week since my last period ended.
silverraven0 silverraven0 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Oct 2008
#298 ·
I dealt with a nasty bladder infection recently and I've been on antibiotics. They caused some heavy discharge and light spotting, but my doctor told me not to worry since it’s a normal side effect. They also found some bacteria during my tests, and my white blood cell count was pretty high.
She prescribed me some Canesten cream and vaginal suppositories, and honestly, by the next day, they were just leaving clumps behind! It's definitely best to check in with your doctor so you can finally have some peace of mind.🙂
Karen Wood3 Karen Wood3 Newcomer
1 message
joined Sep 2008
#299 ·
Alright, so first things first: I'm 18 and I'm a virgin.
I was expecting my period to show up any day now, but instead, I've got this dark brown—basically almost black—discharge that’s super thick. And honestly? It hurts. Like, whenever I touch anything down there, it's painful. I don't even know how to describe the sensation... it just feels dry, and then there's this tightening feeling, I don't know...
About two months ago, I had an ultrasound, and the report mentioned that my ovaries look similar to polycystic ones. What does that actually mean? And could that be connected to this weird discharge?
copperrider20 copperrider20 Member
28 messages
joined May 2007
#300 ·
As soon as I saw the title, I thought, "Yeah, you probably have PCOS."

It definitely makes sense. It’s not dangerous, just super annoying—(it certainly drove me crazy, at least).

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