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Gynecology & Pregnancy Care
Question #11498
1 year ago
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How to treat my Vagina i almost try every medicine and cream

Disha C.

I have experience frequent yeast infections since 2 years after intercourse but now without intercourse also and,, Now i am in very big problem because i am facing extreme vaginal probelm including white and yellowish scum all over around the vaginalskin and also in vaginal opening it always comes out like scum whenever i rub it , it feels like skin peel it causes burning itching redness please help me Please is infection ko khtm kriye m bhut preshan hu vagina ki skin m aas pas white scum (mel) jesa kuch rehta h har waqt jo ki hmesha rub krne pr bahar ata h wash krne pr or vagina ki opening k andr bhi rhta h

Age: 22
Chronic illnesses: Fatty liver
Vaginal infection
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Your symptoms (itching, burning, white/yellowish scum, recurrence) strongly suggest chronic fungal infection (candidiasis), which has not cleared fully.

Repeated creams and short courses won’t help this needs a longer antifungal treatment (oral medicines + topical) under gynecologist supervision.

Maintain strict hygiene: keep the area dry, wear loose cotton underwear, and avoid scented soaps, vaginal washes, or frequent rubbing.

Control contributing factors like diabetes, fatty liver, or low immunity, as these can cause frequent recurrences.

Please consult a gynecologist for proper prescription and follow up self-medicating repeatedly will not cure the infection completely.

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It sounds like you’ve been dealing with a chronic issue related to yeast infections, and the symptoms you’re describing may suggest a persistent fungal infection like candidiasis or possibly another condition like bacterial vaginosis or dermatitis. Consistent symptoms like burning, itching, and discharge need a thorough evaluation to determine the exact cause, since it’s important not to assume it’s always just a yeast infection. You should definitely see a healthcare professional — preferably a gynecologist, as they can perform necessary tests like a swab or culture to identify the specific cause of your symptoms. In some cases, a biopsy may be needed if the diagnosis is not clear. The type of discharge, especially consistent white or yellowish scum, may provide clues. For immediate relief, avoid irritating substances like scented soaps, douches, and tight clothing which may aggravate the symptoms. A good approach is to maintain the area dry and to wear breathable, cotton underwear. Over-the-counter antifungal creams might offer temporary relief but they shouldn’t be relied on for long-term management without understanding the full picture. Also, recurrent problems might require prescription medication such as oral antifungal tablets, depending on what the tests reveal. If any unusual symptoms arise, like severe pain, high fever, or quick spreading of symptoms, seek prompt medical evaluation. While waiting for the appointment, keeping a symptom diary, noting any factors like diet, stress, or hygiene products used could help the doctor understand triggers or patterns. Make sure to discuss your full medical history as it might reveal underlying factors contributing to these recurrent infections, such as diabetes or immune system issues. Don’t delay medical consultation, as knowing your specific condition is essential for effective treatment and avoiding potential complications.

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