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

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David Barnes2 David Barnes2 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2015
#681 ·
Ladies... quick question... help me out, I'm losing my mind here.

So, it's no secret I've been dealing with Candida... plus all those vaginal suppositories and antibiotics that came with it. Currently, I'm not using anything and my tests are coming back fine... but now I'm struggling with this super dry vagina?! It honestly feels like the skin is peeling.😲
I was using Lactogyn...

When I wash up... I'm seeing white flakes everywhere... like, is the skin actually shedding?! I stopped taking the Acidosalus suppositories a few days ago, and right now I'm just taking Beta Glucan. I wash down there twice a day... not having any sex... I was thinking about picking up some Vagisan? My swabs were all clear and everything looks good. Anyone else dealt with this?
John Thompson53 John Thompson53 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2016
#682 ·
Believe it or not, you shouldn't be washing down there twice a day, especially not on top of your regular shower routine.
Just wash once during your shower using a mild cleanser—nothing harsh like standard soaps, shampoos, or body washes.
Honestly, your best bet is to talk to a gynecologist. Ask them to recommend an intimate wash that won't strip your skin of its moisture.
David Barnes2 David Barnes2 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2015
#683 ·
Thanks for the reply... probably... just at night from now on... I won't wear underwear... and for washing I've got Lactacyd... think I might have to switch things up... though I honestly prefer just using plain water

Just wondering if I should start using Acedofil again now that my period is over?
John Thompson53 John Thompson53 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2016
#684 ·
Before my dryness issues started, my gynecologist suggested using Gynaicols gel http://www.oktal-pharma.fr/hr/zastupstva/proizvod/397/.
It worked wonders for me.
David Barnes2 David Barnes2 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2015
#685 ·
Thanks for the reply. Ugh.. I’m just a total wreck.. constantly overthinking everything instead of just chilling out. I deal with dry skin in general too. I don't drink enough water.. mostly just coffee or juice.. plus shaving, and yeah, there goes the moisture..

Right now I'm using Vagisan... and I'm just constantly anxious. Ever since I can remember, I've had that white discharge, plus PCOS.. and now after my period.. I have more of a watery discharge..(transparent). It doesn't even leak when I walk, but I noticed some last night after walking around.. some people tell me it's totally normal after a period.. I don't know.. I find myself checking every single hair since I got sick, though I know I shouldn't :/.. I haven't been having any sex ...
Richard White12 Richard White12 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2018
#686 ·
swiftfox72 said:Today I noticed some small, but very clear, traces of blood in my discharge. 😕

The discharge itself is a sort of beige color—I’m not quite sure how else to describe it—but other than that, I haven't noticed anything else particularly unusual.

My period ended about 4 or 5 days ago, though it actually lasted a little longer than my usual cycle.

About a month ago, I dealt with a bacterial infection, which seems to be something I struggle with quite frequently.

I had my last pelvic exam three months ago and everything was fine, and my most recent Pap test was done about a year ago.

Do you think I have any reason to worry?

Thanks. 🙂

Listen, any trace of spotting or blood means you need to call a doctor immediately. This is absolutely not something you should just ignore. http://www.ludakrava.com/zdravlje/va...boje-i-mirisa/

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