Vaginal infection

2019-01-31 04:55:44
I was diagnosed by severe Vaginal RBs infection last year( I don't know what it is). Symptoms included itchy,irritating vagina with white cotton like substance on the vaginal wall. Recently I experienced almost similar symptoms but not as worst as last time. I used the meds prescribed as earlier and I'm fine now. My mom asked me to consult a doctor as she thinks that it may affect my fertility in future. I want to know if her fear is right or she is being paranoid.? (PS: I have history of PCOD but my periods are regular right now)
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Answered2019-02-01 04:20:23

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Yes recurrent vaginal infection can lead to PID which can reduce chances of pregnancy....it is advisable to treat vaginal infections on time...there are certain tests which can be done to diagnose infection. Connect with me online for further help
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Answered2019-01-31 12:42:37

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Yes it definitely affect your fertility so chat me online on Practo consult app. For it's treatment  and  precaution.

Answered2019-01-31 08:44:25

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Answered2019-01-31 05:18:24

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long standing recurrent infection can lead to Pelvic inflammatory diseases which cn later definitely hv an effect on fertility.. Also certain infection like chlamydia are known to alter with fertility potential ..

Answered2019-01-31 06:28:05

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