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Why Do I Have A Green Vaginal Discharge ?

Hi doc,im 21 yrs old. I have a virginal discharge since last yr. Sept. it came from my last sex to my partner, a few days after sex I saw color green around my virginal. this not normal cause it create a bad smell a very bad odor, then I notice that if I eat a pork my virginal discharge getting worst, there are something color green discharge in me. Then it’s really itchy can’t control to not scratch this I m so worried... I just want to know what it is.
posted on Wed, 15 Jun 2011
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Hi April,
Welcome to HCM.
It looks like you have vaginal infection, probably sexually transmitted. You have to consult a gynecologist, who will have to examine you, do the necessary testing including culture and sensitivity of the vaginal discharge, to arrive at the cause of discharge and treat you accordingly. You should not ignore this or leave it untreated, as it may cause more complications later. Meanwhile maintain good hygiene, by regularly washing the area with soap and water.
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Why Do I Have A Green Vaginal Discharge ?

Hi April, Welcome to HCM. It looks like you have vaginal infection, probably sexually transmitted. You have to consult a gynecologist, who will have to examine you, do the necessary testing including culture and sensitivity of the vaginal discharge, to arrive at the cause of discharge and treat you accordingly. You should not ignore this or leave it untreated, as it may cause more complications later. Meanwhile maintain good hygiene, by regularly washing the area with soap and water.