Is sickly discharge pms if your virgin?


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You dont have to own sex to have discharge. I started getting it when i be like 12 right after i started my interval. You could have a yeast infection. Again you dont enjoy to have sex to grasp one. Good luck.

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no...virgins get indistinguishable discharge as non-virgins

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What do you mean by pms?

A discharge is conventional whether you are a virgin or not.

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Yellow discharge has nil to do with PMS. It could be a yeast infection. You can gain yeast infections from things other than have sex. Being too moist down there for too long, staying in a damp bathing suit, etc. Even little kids can get them.

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PMS is Pre-Menstrual Stress - mood swings etc cause by hormal changes around the time of your time.

Vaginal discharge is you body's way of cleaning your vagina. It can be clear, or whitish, or plae wan. If it becomes impressively thick and lumpy after you may have a yeast infection. If it's green or grey and smells horrible later you have a bacterial infection.

You can take yeast and bacterial infections without have had sex.

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discharge is commonplace. excessive discharge you might have to progress to the doctor for, but it usually is all good... PMS is not that however ! females hold discharge to keep everything fine and to clean you adjectives out... so dont worry... its get nothing to do next to being a virgin! PMS -pre menstrual stress. its when u procure moody because your hormones are going crazy!

How do men know if they have a yeast infection ?

You be determined, is it a sign of premenstrual syndrome? I've never heard of it, but it's possible. I'd be more concerned nearly a yeast infection, or even a bacterial infection. I'd go see a gynecologist; (s)he will probably transport a culture to see what's causing it, if she doesn't know lately from its appearance.

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No, dear, yellow discharge from your vagina is probably a yeast infection. If it have a bad smell and you itch, you stipulation to see a doctor for medicine.
You can catch this by wearing your jeans too tight and by not wearing panties that cover your crotch.
That is why thongs are bad, they ride up into your crotch and shed coloured fibers that travel up your vagina and start an infection.

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A pallid discharge could be something called trichomonas, commonly prearranged as trich. Strictly speaking, it is generally an STI, but not other.

The organism that causes trick is a type of protozoa, which system that it can live outside the body, in any humidity area. For example, (this in actual fact happened to me) I worked within a place in which the wet pressure want that great. Sometimes the toilets didn't flush properly. I contacted trich from a splash of toilet water. I have had no sexual contact, although I'm not undisputed my doctor (she was an idiot, for a great deal of reasons), actually believed me. After that, I flushed the toilets near before using them, and twice after using them.

See your doctor ASAP give or take a few this. Any discharge that is any colour bar clear or very slightly whitish can be a symptom of an infection. It wants to be diagnosed and treated, but if it is trich, the treatment is generally one dose of a specific med, and you next to that med, you can't consume any alcohol for 24 hours. That's how easily this one can be treated.

Search the Internet, looking for trichomonas, for more information, including some clues as to how you might enjoy contacted this one. I remember finding information on some medical school websites, and also on the website from the San Francisco public form department. That information helped me amount out how I contacted it.





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