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I think it's an yeast infection
I had unprotected sex on 23th of this month and took an ipill that day itself. But from 2-3days there is a white cream like discharge from my vagina which has a faint odour to it. My next period is on 5th of August. I think its an yeast infection but am scared that I might be pregnant. Please help!
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You have to wait till 5th August. Whether its fungal or not your doctor will tell you.So please go to your GYNAECOLOGIST.
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