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Change in vaginal discharge
I recently had unprotected sex with my partner. He ended up ejaculating in me but i took an iPill within the next 24hrs. After 3-4 days I noticed a change in my vaginal discharge. I see a yellow-green (pus coloured) creaming discharge coming out. However it does not have any odor. And from the past 1-2 days, i have been experiencing a slight itch down there too. What could it possibly be?
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If you have a nearest lab check for wetmount test for TV, BV, WBC, and fungus.
If not possible you can take
Doxi 100mg twice daily.
Tablet Fluconozole 150 mg one tablet.
Personal hygeine,
Keep the genital area dry.
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
Obstetrician
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Jaipur
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