Having Burning Sensation, Yellow Discharge. Test For STD Negative. Now Discharge Is Heavier. Treatment?
I have a burning sensation and I went to the doctor, on examination he gave me one dose of azithromax and took swap and blood for testing to confirm infection, one week after I have my result with negative to all std.... But still the yellowish discharge is getting heavier and there is this tingling sensation that follows... This is very disturbing, what could it suggest. Can I use ampiclox Beecham?
You probably have a vagina infection called trchomoniasis.However,it could be other vagina infections such as Vagina candidiasis or Bacterial vaginosis. It is caused by a microorganism(protozoan) called Trichomonas vaginalis. It affects both men and women but is more severe in women. Signs and symptoms include;- -Vaginal discharge,which could be pooling and cupious. -Vaginal irritation -painful urination -pain during intercourse -vaginal odour
The diagnosis can be confirmed by doing a vagina ph and/or a wet prep test.
The preferable treatment is with metronidazole. See your local Doctor for the prescription and dosage.
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Having Burning Sensation, Yellow Discharge. Test For STD Negative. Now Discharge Is Heavier. Treatment?
You probably have a vagina infection called trchomoniasis.However,it could be other vagina infections such as Vagina candidiasis or Bacterial vaginosis. It is caused by a microorganism(protozoan) called Trichomonas vaginalis. It affects both men and women but is more severe in women. Signs and symptoms include;- -Vaginal discharge,which could be pooling and cupious. -Vaginal irritation -painful urination -pain during intercourse -vaginal odour The diagnosis can be confirmed by doing a vagina ph and/or a wet prep test. The preferable treatment is with metronidazole. See your local Doctor for the prescription and dosage.