Getting White Discharge Around Genital Area, Dry Skin, Burning, Itching, Swollen Vagina. Reason?
I get white discharge around and in folds of genital area. As I wiped, I noticed it was scaley dry skin which over the past weeks has peeled away like I had a sunburn (no sun has ever seen this area!) The area is now very dry. Some areas are red and raw. And to top it off, I have now raw burning/itching in and around my vagina.also my clit itches and the lips are a little swollen I guess from the scratching . no odor and no discharge to speak of. Can anyone help me and tell me what I might have. I have had UTI twice earlier n tooks meds for it although I don t recall what it was called also I had tooth pain and was infected so I was given med for that.. Does it effect in anyway?
Wed, 8 Jan 2014
General & Family Physician, Dr. Vasudha's Response
HI, The dry vagina with scratching/burning/scaling suggests-allergy ,exeamatus dermatitis. Sever itching with discharge is seen in trichomonal vaginitis Diabetes many a times presents with vaginal itching. Consult a dermatologist for local examination of the lesion for confirmed diagnosis. Thanks.
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Getting White Discharge Around Genital Area, Dry Skin, Burning, Itching, Swollen Vagina. Reason?
HI, The dry vagina with scratching/burning/scaling suggests-allergy ,exeamatus dermatitis. Sever itching with discharge is seen in trichomonal vaginitis Diabetes many a times presents with vaginal itching. Consult a dermatologist for local examination of the lesion for confirmed diagnosis. Thanks.