yellow vaginal discharge?

i just had protected sex last night with my boyfriend. this morning when i wiped after i pee there’s this light yellow discharge. with lik a trace of dark brown string-like thats in w the yellow discharge. i have not yet had my period. what might this mean?.
and its it odorless.
can it be that i might be having my period? i cant predict when im actualy having my period cus i always have irregular periods. can this also be a symptom im getting my period soon?.

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  1. Kelly says:

    Honestly in this case I don’t think the sex you had has anything to do with your discharge. Clear or white discharge is normal. Yellow discharge is often a sign of infection. See your doctor and let him/her know that you noticed some yellow discharge. He or she will probably give you some antibiotics. Things will get cleared up in no time.

  2. catabotis says:

    it means you have to go to a general practitioner to prescribe you clotrimazol,or some antibiotic vaginal ovules because you may have a uro-genitally tract infection

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Yellow vaginal discharge?

For the past week I’ve been having thick white or yellowish vaginal discharge and the only smell I can describe it as is cream cheese. I doesn’t hurt and I haven’t been feeling any discomfort but I can feel it coming out all the time. Its like a continual flow that won’t stop. I’ve been wearing pads to prevent all of my panties from being soiled. I have been sexually active with 2 different people within the last month, and did not use protection with either. I know this sounds gross and it was terrible judgment on my part, but I also know that neither one of them have or have had any STDs ever, so I’m assuming whatever is going on down there can’t be too extreme.Also, I’ve never been pregnant and any chance of me being pregnant is very slim. I am on birth control and I used the "pull out" method with both of my partners. Any help, tips or advice would be greatly appreciated.

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  1. Dawn B says:

    Well Im sure you dont need a lecture!

    It sounds like thrush get canisten cream or tablet or you can use plain yoghurt to treat.

    But you must also treat your partner as well or both of them as they will just pass it back to you when you have intercourse again, even though they may be showing no adverse signs.

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  3. Jess loves Eric says:

    This definitely sounds like a yeast infection (Candida Albicans). I get them all of the time :)
    It’s nothing to be worried about. If you have a doctor or a health clinic near you, they will give you something for it.
    -If you see a doctor, they usually prescribe a little pill called Fluconazole and another called Flagyl. If you have insurance, that’s even better. It will pay for most of that.

    -If you go to a health clinic, they will give you the generic Monistat for free. This is a seven day treatment though. They may also give a you a pill called Flagyl to go with this to get rid of the yellow discharge and smell

    -You can also just pick some up at the store for around seven dollars or more, but you may still need the Flagyl which is not sold over the counter.

    These are just the best ways to get rid of this and it usually takes two pills considering the smell that comes along with it.

    Good Luck to you hun :) You’re going to be just fine!

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yellow vaginal discharge?

A few days ago I had an intercourse with someone without using protection. The next day I observed more white discharge than it usually is. A few days later, it become yellow. It’s been 6days now. It doesn’t smell, but does itch times to times.
The guy told me he has some kind of red bumps on his penis (I don’t know if it’s related or not).

I do not wish to see a doctor, I’d simply like to get a cream or something.
Any idea what it could be and how to treat it?
Thank you

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  1. Sarah Buxton Rocks says:

    Yeah. Herpes.

    Just kidding, I don’t know. I hope you’re OK, though.

  2. StrongerThanYesterday says:

    Your best bet is to go see a doctor. There is nothing to be ashamed about, youre not the only person in the world who has experienced this. Better sooner then later cause things will only get worse. There are tests u can buy to see if you may have a yeast infection or something more serious. The name brand is Vagisil.

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yellow vaginal discharge?

okay this is a bit nasty but I have been suffering some unusual yellow vaginal discharge since December, it isn’t offensive in smell but it isn’t normal for me.

I’ve had 3 STI tests, including tests for thrush and BV and my partner has been tested as well, everything came back negatove but the gave me 2 weeks doxy and 1 week metronidazole as a precaution. This was all in January and my symptoms haven’t cleared up despite taking the medication correctly.

What the hell else could it be?! any natural remedies which will help this as obviously it isn’t very nice.

Thanks.

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yellow vaginal discharge?

okay this is a bit nasty but I have been suffering some unusual yellow vaginal discharge since December, it isn’t offensive in smell but it isn’t normal for me.

I’ve had 3 STI tests, including tests for thrush and BV and my partner has been tested as well, everything came back negatove but the gave me 2 weeks doxy and 1 week metronidazole as a precaution. This was all in January and my symptoms haven’t cleared up despite taking the medication correctly.

What the hell else could it be?! any natural remedies which will help this as obviously it isn’t very nice.

Thanks.

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  1. willy wom bat says:

    am sorry to say yellow discharge means infection. go back to your doctor.

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yellow vaginal discharge?

i need help, this problem is giving me sleepless nights. i have a yellow discharge, the thing is, it does not come out yellow, in fact my dischege is clear on tissue but it dries yellow and has no smell. could it be an STI or is there something wrong with my vagina? another thing , i have been trying to get pregnant for a year and some months now, please help.
no pain or itching

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  1. Tyler F says:

    maby its pee

  2. knan49 says:

    U got any other symptomslike pain/itching? sounds like thrush

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Yellow vaginal discharge?

For the past few months, I have had a yellow discharge, which is usually clumpy. I also have an itch which can get quite intense at time. I notice that this usually happens the week before my period. Can anybody help me?

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  1. E. says:

    if it is yellow and clumpy, it may be a yeast infection. type into google, yeast infection, and seee if it matches ur symptoms completly.

    it could be norm al discharge though

    if not u should get treatment for it from the doctor

    good luck ;)

  2. booder0715 says:

    Some women are more prone to yeast infections just before or just after their periods due to their normal change in hormones. Try eating yogurt (the probiotics in it can help) before your period to see if that will prevent it.

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Yellow vaginal discharge?

I have been experiencing slightly yellow vaginal discharge. It is not always there but when it is it is typically stringy and thin. Once it was thicker and was mixed with white discharge. I have also been having lower adbdominal pain that is mostly on the right side but radiates across the entire abdomen sometimes.

Yesterday I went to the doctor. Had a urine test and pelvic exam. No UTI and the doctor said my exam looked normal but that she would sent the culture for testing of gonorrhea and chlamydia, even though I was tested 2 months ago and it was negative. The doctor thinks I have an ovarian cyst based on my abdominal pain and thinks the discharge is normal. When I got tested 2 months ago I was also having yellow discharge at the time too.

I am having no other symptoms. No foul smell, no itching, burning, pain in vaginal region, bleeding during intercourse.
My question is, does anyone else have this problem or know what may be causing the discharge?

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  1. nite_angelica says:

    Many times discharge is normal for a woman.

  2. gyno says:

    YOU HAVETWO PROBLEMS 1.DISCHARGE 2.PAIN LOWER ABDOMEN
    1. DISCHARGE-IF YOU WERE TESTED FOR THIS AND NO PROBLEMS WERE DETECTED AND IF THIS DISCHARGE IS MINIMAL,NOT WETTING YOUR CLOTHES AND NOT FORCING YOU TO CHANGE, THEN NOTHING TO WORRY.
    2.PAIN LOWER ABDOMEN-THIS COULD BE BECAUSE OF VARIOUS REASONS, AN ULTRASOUND OF PELVIS WILL BE HELPFUL IN DECIDING IF THERE IS OVARIAN CYST OR NOT.
    ONCE ULTRASONOGRAPHY REPORT IS AVAILABLE THAN MATTER CAN BE FURTHER CLARIFIED.

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