First of all I strongly suggest you not to take ipill so frequently as it will harm your hormonal balance and fertility
Secondly as your pain got better and there is no rash and no foul smell it is most probably candida infection
Take tab fluconazole 150 mg once
Hello dear See i think probably due to lack of complete infection elemination or action of ocds you are taking It is delaying the periods and causing extensive discomfort I suggest you to please get below tests done for confirmation Serum prolactin Serum ferritin Serum progesterone Serum estrogen Pelvic ultrasound Vaginal swabs Esr Urine analysis Pcr if recommended RBS Pregnancy strip test beta HCG blood Kindly share the details with gynacolologist in person for better clarification Hopefully you recover soon Regards
I just wanted to get some clarity if I m pregnant, because I m just 21 and scared
I took a urine sample which showed pus cells but on culture it showed no bacterium. I had taken a pregnancy test on 4/5th September, it was negative
Hello dear Thanks for the response Could you please confirm you got which test of pregnancy - blood or urine one Regards
Hello dear See without test confirmation, It is not possible to confirm pregnancy Regards
It sounds like you’re dealing with a lot of symptoms, so let’s break this down. First, it’s important to know that taking emergency contraception like the ipill can disrupt your menstrual cycle, often causing a delay in your period among other possible side effects. The changes you’re experiencing in your discharge—thick and white—is commonly associated with a yeast infection, especially since you’ve had itching and burning which have improved, suggesting you might be recovering from it. These can sometimes occur after taking antibiotics due to changes in bacterial balance. If the itching and discharge improve with over-the-counter antifungal treatments, that’s a good indication it’s a yeast infection. On the other hand, sharp pains and mild uneasiness in the stomach could just be residual effects of the antibiotics or stress, but if these persist or worsen, it’s important to see a healthcare provider to rule out other causes. Lastly, while emergency contraception is quite effective, it’s not flawless. If your period continues to be delayed much longer, it’d be wise to take a home pregnancy test to be sure. It’s important, especially in the context of unprotected sex, to consider both your immediate symptoms and longer-term sexual health. Regular use of contraception and STI screenings can help manage risks in the future. Remember, if symptoms persist or get worse, it’s best to seek medical advice to address anything that might need further treatment.
