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WHITE DISCHARGE
I get lots of white discharge, it is too heavy like my periods and I have to keep on changing like four to five times a day.
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If it is thin watery offensive with itching then it is most likely due to infection either fungal or bacterial if symptoms are not like above said then it may be hormonal
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now the best way to deal with it is maintaining personal hygiene starting of appropriate homoeopathic medicine
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maintaining good nutrition and keeping the area dry with regular washings or required any powder do not use any kind of liquids as it causes excess sterile ness
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Hi.
Dear, is ur period irregular along with white discharge??then,do an ultrasound of lower abdomen..after that contact to a lady doctor.
Regards-dr.preeti(B.H.M.S.,delhi)
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Dr. Neha Gera
Homoeopath
26 yrs exp
Delhi
Generally, the white discharge without smell is due to Vaginal Thrush. But if there is fishy smell and white-grey color discharge then it is Bacterial Vaginosis. Heavy bleeding (Menorrhagia) can be numerous reasons but the most often it is Hormone problem.
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Hormone tests and ultrasound scan are the two methods to diagnose PCOD/PCOS. Consult doctor with reports.
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Start Iron Rich Diet, Stop excessive washing of Vagina. Avoid using Tampons.
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Dr. Anil Kumar Jain
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there.
I can understand your concern.
Is there itching also along with it?
It could be a fungal infection called candidiasis.
Get it checked out by a gynaecologist in person for further evaluation and management.
Best regards.
Dr. Anil kumar jain.
Bangalore.
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