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Vaginal bacterial or yeast infection

2019-06-10 21:44:03
I get swollen Vulva and thick white discharge almost every time after sexual intercourse. I have only one partner and I clean myself regularly. It mostly only happens after the act. We use condoms as protection but this problem started recently in past few months and was not there since I became sexually active.
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Answered2019-06-14 07:49:16

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Looks like you could be having candida vaginitis.. you need to get yourself treated.. Also its better to give a course to your partner also..

Answered2019-06-11 03:05:26

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