Candid V6 vaginal pessaries (clotrimazole) for a yeast infection
It is very common for vaginal pessaries to cause a watery or milky discharge as the tablet dissolves and is expelled from the body. This is typically the medication itself and not a cause for alarm.
However,
because you are 31 weeks
pregnant, it is crucial to distinguish this from amniotic fluid (the water breaking(PPROM )
How to Tell the Difference
Signs it is likely the Medication (Candid V6): if colour is
milky-white or white, reflecting the dissolving tablet.
primarily in the morning after using the pessary at night.
Signs it may be amniotic fluid (Watery Leakage):
Constant, uncontrollable watery flow:
If you put on a pad, it keeps getting wet/damp despite the discharge, often after standing up.
usually odorless,
Next Steps
Contact your doctor for physical examination .
keeping counting fetal movements.
Health Tips
Continue & complete with your treatment
can use sanitary pad .