Vaginal infection & lowerback&legs ache

2023-02-24 09:56:00
What to do if vaginal infection is frequently occurring, it stays 4 to 5 days in every cycle and also quite often calves and back aches very early before period. We are trying to conceive for almost 9 months but could not. Kindly provide some insight on what I should do further. I do not have pcos,pcod, thyroid and sugar as I checked a few months back.
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Answered2023-02-26 17:30:29

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Take complete course of treatment for once, both husband and wife. Keep the genitals clean before n after intercourse

Answered2023-02-24 11:12:46

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Answered2023-02-24 10:33:13

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To prevent recurrence of vaginal infection Clean pubic hair Avoid Synthetic undergarments washes and toilet paper Both partners need to be treated even if the husband u asymptomatic Get ur hemoglobin n sugar levels checked A deranged level may be responsible fr frequent infection Get ur vit b 12 n vit d levels checked Deficiency could be a reason fr the pain Get semen analysis done also hsg to see if the tubes are open or closed If all normal Ovalution induction with timed intercourse can be tried fr a few cycles

Answered2023-02-24 10:16:43

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Frequent vaginal infection needs to be evaluated... Clinical examination is must

Answered2023-02-24 10:16:11

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