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writes:Hi i am a 22yr old female and i've been treating the same vaginal discharge for the past three months,i don't know what wrong it doesn't get better.the doctors call it a yeast infection,candidasis or PVD And i take the medication correctly but it goes away for a while but then it comes back.i am confused because at the moment i am not engaging in any sexual activities because of this problem.what could i be doing wrong?
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reader, OhGetReal  +, writes (2 June 2011):
 Go back to the doctor, we can't examine you and the doc expects you to have the common sense to come back if you're not symptom free.
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reader, anonymous, writes (2 June 2011): Now I have the normal amount, for one week of the month, I notice a minimal amount, then it's gone. Remember, the discharge is your body's way of cleaning itself... it can mean you are healthy. Some discharge is normal!
I had the same problem, the only thing that worked for me is yogurt with the lowest sugar content possible and limiting my sugar (which the yeast feeds on in your body) as much as possible. Also, I keep a bar of sensitive skin dove soap (the bar) in the driest part of my shower and wash only down there with it. No where else, that's the only thing I use it for. And, I make sure to wash every day! When I get out, I dry myself completely (moist, dark and warm are perfect for bacteria/yeast breeding)
Plus all cotton panties & loose fitting pants... wear skirts a lot and sometimes go panty-less. No panty liners (stop the flow of air) also! I was having discharge every day, most weeks of the month would have to change underwear throughout the day. Also, a doctor recommended me make sure my vagina is at the right pH, so only use pH balanced soaps with no fragrances! Look into a product called RepHresh too.. it's a medicated cream that gets you back to the right pH! Good Luck!
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reader, So_Very_Confused +, writes (2 June 2011):
 you might not be doing anything wrong. but you need to talk to the doctor... are you seeing the same doctor for this all the time?
maybe go over the medications you have taken... what tests have you had.
Treating for yeast when it's Bacterial vaginosis is not going to work...
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