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Sir,if a girl had ichiness in her vagina,and during that period she had intercourse with a boy.and due to that itchiness,the boy also got infection in his penis,and when he took tests about the infection which he got on his penis,the test report showed REACTIVE.what does this indicates?He had rashes,and a slight pain inside his penis.And on test,the report showed REACTIVE.Is it a very serious problem?
Tue, 22 Jul 2014
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Hello and welcome to HCM,
Itchiness in the vagina suggests infection in the vagina.
The infection could be fungal, bacterial or protozoal.
Sexual intercourse during this period can lead to transmission of the infection to the partner.
Appearance of rashes and pain in the xetrnal genitalia of your partner suggests infection.
Sexual intercourse should be avoided till the infection clears.

The test report 'Reactive' implies that there is reactive changes in the sample that you have submitted. Reactive change accompanies infection.

However, you have not mentioned the sample that you have submitted for examination.

A urine sample, semen sample (in males) and vaginal discharge sample (in females) should be submitted if these symptoms appear.
If infection appears antibiotic treatment, abstinence from sex till infection clears away should be followed.

Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal

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Hello and welcome to HCM, Itchiness in the vagina suggests infection in the vagina. The infection could be fungal, bacterial or protozoal. Sexual intercourse during this period can lead to transmission of the infection to the partner. Appearance of rashes and pain in the xetrnal genitalia of your partner suggests infection. Sexual intercourse should be avoided till the infection clears. The test report Reactive implies that there is reactive changes in the sample that you have submitted. Reactive change accompanies infection. However, you have not mentioned the sample that you have submitted for examination. A urine sample, semen sample (in males) and vaginal discharge sample (in females) should be submitted if these symptoms appear. If infection appears antibiotic treatment, abstinence from sex till infection clears away should be followed. Thanks and take care Dr Shailja P Wahal