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anonymous
writes:Hi There. Im 23 years old and im married. I have got a problem regarding discharges. I have a lot of discharges every month after my period and on my first two days of my dischrages i get light pink blood (little bit). I dont know why i get blood with my discharges and the colour of my dischrge is white. I dont want to go and see a doctor so please help me and I hope you guys understand my problems.Please HelpMrs K
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reader, rammsteinfan  +, writes (1 May 2007):
 Ok I hope that I can help you out! I have the same discharge...which I was told that it is a common ocurrance for women. It's your vagina cleaning itself....especially after sex. If the discharge is slight, doesn't hurt or itch, and is not cheesey, smelly, or bloody.
If anything changes though, you should get some medical advice from a health-care professional!!! You don't want to jepardize your health!!
Take care....God bless!!
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reader, Wendyg  +, writes (1 May 2007):
 Is the discharge accompanied by anything else ?
Ie itching, soreness, redness ? Dryness even ?
It sounds to be as though its Thrush. But Im not a doctor so dont take me as a gospel... But its quite common for a women to have thrush following on from on a period, and if its untreated then you will see this appear every month and possibly in between. Typically thrush is a white odourless discharge, that causing irritation in the lining of the vagina, and can cause itchiness and soreness. Its caused by a yeast infection and is actually a natural occurence due to imbalance in the human body. To treat thrush you need to buy a pessary or a single dose oral tablet that you can get at the chemist/pharmacy.. Canesten is a well known product thats used to treat this problem, it comes in a form of a pessary, a cream, a tablet or all of them and instructions are in the pack. You can do a search online for this and amazingly buy it online. Now i dont know for sure this is what you have but have included a link on thrush for you. My advice would be to read this, see if you do match the symptoms and then try a thrush cream. If you try this and it doesnt have any effect, I strongly advise going to your doctor. It is quite common for thrush to re-occur, but it should clear up at the time of treatment.
Heres the info link.
http://www.patient.co.uk/showdoc/23068842/
I hope this helped, but do see your doctor if its not thrush, your health is very important no matter how scared we feel at going to the doctor.
Take care x x
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