Vaginal itching, little milky discharge
Just after my periods i got vaginal itching with milky discharge. I have also had protected sexual intercourse. What might have happened to me. Is it vaginal infection or STI
Just after my periods i got vaginal itching with milky discharge. I have also had protected sexual intercourse. What might have happened to me. Is it vaginal infection or STI
My husband gets intimate during my 8th month of pregnancy. He is gentle, avoids pressure on my stomach, and I don’t feel any pain or discomfort. Still, I’m worried if it can harm the baby or not.
Is this report suggest microcephaly HC is lagging from last 2 scans which is abnormal to the doc as BPD is growing
I get my periods around 12-15th of every month. However, when I got my periods in March, I got them again right after 15 days of my periods (counting from the first day when they started) Means, I got them around 1st April instead of getting them around 15th April. Then, I got them again after 15-18 days which was 3rd of May. And the duration of my periods was from 3rd of May to 15th of May. I have also been having this irritation problem in the external part of my vagina. It's always itchy when it's damp. As I get my periods frequently, I also get bad rashes from pads which makes that irritation even worse. And I just got done with my periods but today I felt itching due the rashes of pads and then I again saw the blood spots. I am concerned about why this is happening since past 1.5 Months almost. I haven't taken any suspicious pill or medicines as well. I have only been under medication for the past 20 days for jaundice.
I'm 39 weeks + 3 days pregnant with a low-risk pregnancy and baby in cephalic position. My ultrasound 2 days ago showed cervical length around 4 cm, but my cervix is soft. My doctor advised waiting 4 more days before considering induction. Is there still a chance that my cervix can efface naturally and I can go into labor for a normal vaginal delivery?”
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