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What Causes White Vaginal Discharge Along With Itching And Pain?

Hi I ve been having white discharge for two weeks now: today it was a brownish color. I ve had abdominal pain and have been using the bathroom a lot. My pain has moved to the lower right back side. I also have a lot of itching and discomfort. My has told me I taste sour down there and I am getting worried. The doctor I am seeing is an internal medicine specialist. Do I have to see a gyno?
Thu, 19 Mar 2015
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Hello
Thank you for asking the question.
White vaginal discharge with itching and pain indicates fungal infection.
Common fungal agent is trichomonas.
You can use the clotrimazole vaginal suppository for a week and you will relieve from infection.
If symptoms persist then consult a gynaecologist
Hope this will helpful to you.
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What Causes White Vaginal Discharge Along With Itching And Pain?

Hello Thank you for asking the question. White vaginal discharge with itching and pain indicates fungal infection. Common fungal agent is trichomonas. You can use the clotrimazole vaginal suppository for a week and you will relieve from infection. If symptoms persist then consult a gynaecologist Hope this will helpful to you.