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Please avoid self medication and go visit a local doctor as per your preference.

Is a sign of poorly controlled Diabetes mellitus. Better management of your Diabetes should help. Blood tests: CBP, Immunoglobulins, KFT, LFT All the best. J G S R clinic

Known case of dm2 So uti is very common  so as vaginal itch. Candid veginal tab to insert in vegina at night for six night. Cetrizine one at night for five days  for itch. Seitz bath  Sit in a tub filled with hot to warm water  7 to ten min for anus. Locally apply anovate ointment by index finger first on buthole than gently push inside in anus, rotate the finger to cover anal mucosa completely before n after defication.   Type of cough??? Dry Girilinctus Wet Ambrodil s 5ml twice n 10ml at night

Your symptoms — frequent vaginal + armpit itching (recurrent, responds temporarily to fluconazole, no foul smell/discharge) + recent dull aching anal pain (3 days, no itching/irritation, started severe but gradually improving) + ongoing cough (5 days) — in a woman with type 2 diabetes, hypothyroidism, and PCOD, point strongly to recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis (yeast infection) worsened by uncontrolled diabetes + possible anal/perianal candidiasis or irritation from chronic moisture/sugar in stool. The anal pain is not typical hemorrhoids/fissure (no bleeding, no itching, dull ache, self-improving), but fits yeast-related perianal inflammation or referred pelvic discomfort from vaginal yeast spillover. The cough (5 days) is most likely a separate viral upper respiratory infection — not directly related, but diabetes + hypothyroidism make you more prone to infections overall.

Your symptoms are suggestive of recurrent fungal (candida) infection. Because you have diabetes, this can recur. The present anal pain is likely due to a small fissure or local muscle spasm, especially after recent cough/strain.

Recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis. Its a fungal infection, More common in patients with type 2 diabetes, PCOD, and hypothyroidism. Cough problem is due to thyroid abnormalities. For anal itching , take sitzbath .donot take fluconazole self because its causes resistance also.please consult a local gynecologist to confirm via KOH mount test.consult me on practo for further management and evaluation.

Okkk i can guide you in some way like You have discharge is exactly which colour i mean transparent white ? Off white? Greenish ? I want to know exact colour of that bcz depends on that the infection is varried. Second things you shouldn’t have to take flucon by your self bcz it’s dose and duration of the flucon is varried according to the infection severity Tell me you have abdominal pain or not?? After the staring of the discharge and itching??? Itching in the armpits and in anus suggestive of fungal infection you have to take the proper treatment of it with full course then only it will be resolved. You have cough but which type ?? Suki khasi hai ya cough bhahar aata hai ki nhi ?? Aata hai to kon se colour ka aata hai ?? You should consult the dr properly then they will assess you in all way and tell your exact solution of the both things Okk thank you My contact no. Six three five five two seven two seven three eight

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Seems fungal infection. Take tab ketoconazole 200mg one daily for 7 days. Apply candid  b ointment over itchy parts, twice daily for 14 days, use mycoderm dusting powder over underarms and pelvic parts. 3 times daily. Keep the parts clean and dry. Use only cotton clothes.