White discharge and itching

2026-08-17 23:46:18
I am having itching in outer area of vagina and frequent white discharge Whenever white discharge happens itching starts pls suggest
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Discharge that comes with itching is most often a yeast infection, especially when the two happen together and worsen over a few days. It is very common and treatable, though the exact cause needs a quick examination.
Next Steps
Please see a gynaecologist so the discharge can be looked at and the right treatment prescribed rather than tried blind.
Health Tips
Wear loose cotton innerwear, avoid scented washes and soaps in that area, and keep the skin dry.

Answered2026-08-28 14:39:24

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Seems like vaginal candidiasis.Examination needed

Answered2026-08-22 08:01:35

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It could be due to fungal infection Connect

Answered2026-08-19 14:24:02

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Connect for prescription

Answered2026-08-19 05:28:47

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Consult

Answered2026-08-19 02:44:28

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So, most likely it is a candid infection as your typical history and symptoms suggest. U can apply candid B cream around the vagina  where u r experiencing itching, and use clingen forte vaginal pessary to be inserted inside the vagina before bed at night for 7 days.
Next Steps
consult me on practo after 7 days of course
Health Tips
maintain local hygiene, and wear cotton cloths

Answered2026-08-18 12:10:14

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White discharge with vulval itching that worsens when discharge occurs is most likely vaginal candidiasis (yeast/fungal infection) — very common and easily treatable. It is not a serious condition but needs proper treatment to resolve.
Next Steps
Apply Clotrimazole 1% cream (Candid cream) externally twice daily for 7 days. You can also use a Clotrimazole 100mg vaginal pessary at night for 3-6 days for faster relief. Wear loose cotton innerwear. Avoid scented soaps or products in the vaginal area. If the discharge turns yellow/green or foul-smelling, or if symptoms don't improve in 7 days, see a gynecologist. Consult me on Practo for further guidance.

Answered2026-08-18 12:00:57

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Pls connect for online consultation and advice

Answered2026-08-18 09:02:49

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A gyanecologist visit is required To determine what kind of infection you have Then according to that medications will be prescribed In the mean time You can wear loose cloths change your undergarments atleast twice And don’t use and vaginal wash Clean with normal water no soap

Answered2026-08-18 08:41:00

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It's due to infection Connect for prescription

Answered2026-08-20 05:13:32

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vaginal infection

Answered2026-08-19 14:26:52

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Connect

Answered2026-08-19 05:38:16

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Consult please.

Answered2026-08-18 11:12:27

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