For the past 6 to 7 months, I have been experiencing persistent and intense vulvovaginal itching accompanied by a foul-smelling vaginal odor and even white discharge. The discomfort has been ongoing for half a year without resolving, and I would like to undergo an evaluation—including any necessary exams or swab tests—to identify the underlying cause, whether infectious or dermatological, and receive an appropriate prescription treatment plan.
My wife had week 29 color doppler ultrasound and the fetal growth showing each part almost 2 week behind proportionate. HC, AC, FL all are equally behind. And she had placental insufficiency since week 12 and baby unambilical cords are normal. So, is this a genetic issue or because of placenta? Because placenta insufficiency cause asymetric iugr but ours showing symetric. Please advise
Hello I am consulting here for my wife health issues,she is well during pregnancy,no problem was there,but after baby born and baby boy 6 months,she has cyst on throat and doctor operated and said it is normal nothing to worry 2 she has allergy problem and in April she had miscarriage after that she faces many health problems and gynaecologist treatment well She had stomach pain than we go for ultrasound than she had urachal cyst and we go for another blood test than haemoglobin is 9.5 3 Than she had vaginal itching,white discharge and frequent urination,so she visited gynaecologist than doctor said for test but first she give so many medicine and call for follow up after five days and medicine are 1 fluconazole tab 2 flagyl 400 3 Zifi 200 4 DSr capsule 5 vaginal tab 6 montair lc for sneezing and alkasol syp and dolo for pain
My last period is 24 August and 7 aug we intercourse on next day bleed in coming like a period flow
Me and my partner had unprotected sex 6 days before and the day after, she had burning sensation while peeing. Since day before yesterday, she's experiencing pain in and near her vagina.
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