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What Is The Cause And Treatment For Recurring Vaginal Infection?

I am always having discharge in my private part and when i deep my hand in they always come out in form of soaked and pieced papers but are odourless. I have been to my gp who treated me for chlamydia and thrush however it keeps coming back like lets say once in a month. What do i do about it
Thu, 9 Feb 2017
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Hello,
I have gone through your query and understood the concern. In the management of recurrent vaginitis, there are certain things to do- 1. check culture and sensitivity with a swab, 2. check for high blood sugar, a condition which predisposes to infections. 3. Test the sexual partner and treat if necessary. 4. Avoid using tampons and start using napkins. 5. Avoid douches and strong soap solutions to clean the genital region. Mild antiseptic solutions can be used instead. 6. Go for prolonged treatment with prophylactic course of six months at least. Hope this helps.
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What Is The Cause And Treatment For Recurring Vaginal Infection?

Hello, I have gone through your query and understood the concern. In the management of recurrent vaginitis, there are certain things to do- 1. check culture and sensitivity with a swab, 2. check for high blood sugar, a condition which predisposes to infections. 3. Test the sexual partner and treat if necessary. 4. Avoid using tampons and start using napkins. 5. Avoid douches and strong soap solutions to clean the genital region. Mild antiseptic solutions can be used instead. 6. Go for prolonged treatment with prophylactic course of six months at least. Hope this helps.