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What Causes Clear Thick Vaginal Discharge With Itching And Burning Urination?
I have clear thick liquid gushing out of me none stop for three days I m itching burning peeing a lot lower back pain and a few days before the discharge was white and like cottage cheese what is wrong with me I m messing up panties and pants it s that bad
The discharge may be due to a yeast infection which may be treated with topical or oral medication. Eg canesten,monistat, vagistat, gynotran
You may or may not a prescription from your doctor, you would need to speak to your pharmacist.
Itching due to the infection would cause small cuts and bruises in the vaginal area which would then lead to the burning on passing urine though a urinary tract infection would need to be ruled out by a visit to your doctor.
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What Causes Clear Thick Vaginal Discharge With Itching And Burning Urination?
HI, thanks for using healthcare magic The discharge may be due to a yeast infection which may be treated with topical or oral medication. Eg canesten,monistat, vagistat, gynotran You may or may not a prescription from your doctor, you would need to speak to your pharmacist. Itching due to the infection would cause small cuts and bruises in the vaginal area which would then lead to the burning on passing urine though a urinary tract infection would need to be ruled out by a visit to your doctor. I hope this helps