Vaginal Problems...please help!?
453903
u should really go and see a gynecologist... i think it's a problem... don't doctor hop.. if the medicine that the gynecologist give u doesn't work then go and see her again... this way she will knoow what the problem really is..
613555
Just from what you posted, it sounds like a yeast infection.\n\nHave you been on antibiotics lately? They can give you a yeast infection. \n\nYou can get a yeast infection for a lot of reasons. Too tight clothes, antiobiotics, etc. \n\nIf you are the only person who has been down there (and I mean hands, too), then I would go to a drugstore and get some OTC medicine.
975845
I think you should call your gynecologist or doctor and ask them, it could be a number of things.  It's better to be safe than sorry.
423739
You could have bacterial vaginosis or have pelvic immflamatory disease. Go to your gynocologist asap.
1185355
prob.a yeast infection....discharge is normal but not odor
1003669
You MUST go to a gynocologist.  If you already have, you must contact him/her and tell them about your problems.  It could be something serious- a doc will help, and it may be nothing at all- you will feel better for calling.   Either way you win.  Check out webmd also.
1041271
vaginal itching i think
78743
I honestly have never heard of the swelling before but the discharge is pretty tell-tale. Your choices are: vaginitis, bacterial vaginosis, yeast infection (commonly caused by Candida albicans), trichomoniasis, gonorrhea, or chlamydia. Every woman is different so it is possible that whatever is going on with you is causing swelling that your doctor may not have even seen before and therefore has no basis for comparison. So my advice would definitely be to get a second opinion immediately. This could be something so simple and easily treatable with antibiotics, creams, or ointments. Or it could be something more serious that requires immediate treatment and follow-up. Either way, knowing and doing something about it will save you a lot of grief and worry and will alleviate discomfort and hopefully solve your problem. Remember this if nothing else: No one cares about you more than you. Do whatever it takes to be proactive about your health and never stop questioning and looking for answers to make sure that you're doing all you can to help yourself. Take care!
827954
Sounds like trichomoniasis or BV - Bacterial vaginosis.  Sounds to me like you have been active.  You wouldn't assume that it was an STD if you aren't active. Bite the bullet and go to your mom. It may be something as simple as a yeast infection (you don't have tp be sexually active to get one.)  But either way you want to get it checked before it becomes something else.\n\nIt's very important to see a doctor or go to a teen clinic if you have any of the symptoms of abnormal vaginal discharge. This is really important for girls who have had sex, especially those who have had sex without using a condom.
851688
Home remedy wise...\nI've heard garlic (no honestly) LOL up the yoohaw woks for yeast, and works like a charm for the pain and discomfort. \n[[[Garlic\n\nGarlic contains natural anti-fungal substances that kill off yeast and should be added to the diet.  It may also be used internally.\n\nMethod\n\n    * Wrap an unpeeled clove of garlic in gauze or cheesecloth tying the ends with unwaxed dental floss, leaving a bit of string dangling to pull it out afterward\n    * Leave it in for several hours at a time\n    * Use nightly until after symptoms cease\n\n ]]]]\nBut you need something prescription to actually CURE the infection, if not it's just going to keep on coming back and with a vengeance.\nAlso natural yogurt helps, both by inserting into the vagina and also by eating it, no not after..I mean fresh yogurt LMAO\n\n\nMyself I've used Monistat 3 day, it cures and helps itch and burning, some also comes with an external  cream.\n\nBelow is an AWESOME link for you, don't let the name scare ya. LOL\n\nGoodluck.. :) YI are the devil.
378646
Could be something like a prolapsed uterus.  Check with your doctor.  It would be sitting low in your vagina, not your cervix.  Your cervix is the opening to the uterus.
382413
Vaginitis can be passed back and forth. See your ob/gyn Have him see his doctor (tell him to explain to the doctor whatever your doctor told you), and don't have sex untill you are both off the meds\n\nVaginitis has the same symptoms as a yeast infestion, but needs a different kind of medication to completely clear it up (in you).
569375
Hi Janie, at first I too thought it was a yeast infection, since they sometimes comes before,with and after your period, but to be on the safe side of things, you should get a medical check up first.If you are sexually active, it is best that you not have sex right now.It's your health and you should do what is best for yourself, the last thing you need is to have any disease/illness.Don't take it for granted, get checked out!
791861
It sounds like some kind of vaginal discharge. Since you haven't had sexual contact, I doubt it's something serious. It's most likely some kind of vaginosis, which is an imbalance between good bacteria that live in the vagina. I'd go to a Dr. and get it checked as you usually need a prescription to get it taken care of.
111971
The vinegar probably just killed alot of your vagina's good bacteria and you may be well on the road to an infection of sorts, this happens when you disrupt vaginal pH balance. You could use some Gynecort or Vagisil but the ultimate healer is oxygen! As much as possible avoid nylons in hose and panties, wear cotton try not to wash that area with anything but warm water, and try to avoid any more douching or other than normal cleansing and it should go away and stay away.
730405
vaginitis...just an infection...call your obgyn for culture and prescription.....pregnant...this  is not a sign..but always possible if your are sexually active..
805908
Could be a cyst in your bartholin's gland.\n\nThese glands produce vaginal secretions, and sometimes become blocked. A danger of this is the development of an abscess. If it is an abscess it is likely to be painful, and would possibly require surgical drainage.\n\nGo and see a doctor. If you are at all embarrassed, its always OK to ask to see a female doctor. Remember, its unlikely to be something a doctor has not seen before, even though it may be embarrassing for you.\n\nHope this helps.