How to stop this Discharge again

Vaginal swab/culture & sensitivity Urine routine and culture.

Since your discharge is non-smelly, non-itchy, but recurrent, it may be either a low-grade infection or normal cervical mucus with disturbed vaginal flora. The best next step is a vaginal swab test before taking more antibiotics.

Hello dear See as per clinical history green discharge corresponds to pseudomonas infection It is common uti infectious agent I suggest you to please get following tests done for confirmation Vaginal swabs Pap smear Urine analysis Urine culture Esr CBC In addition you may be given following medications Tablet metrogyl 400 mg twice a day for 5 Tablet Ciprofloxacin 500 mg twice a day for 5 days Please share the details with general physician for further information Also take medication only on confirmation from concerned physician Regards

I can understand this must be worrying for you. Discharge like this often comes back if the root cause isn’t fully treated. It doesn’t always mean something serious, but it does need a proper check so we know why it’s happening again. The best step now would be to get examined once and, if needed, a simple test. That way you’ll get the right treatment and it won’t keep recurring. In the meantime, just keep the area clean, wear breathable clothes, and don’t stress too much — this is treatable. Take care 🙂

A sticky light green discharge without odor or itching could be due to mild vaginal infection, bacterial imbalance, or even residual healing after medication. Since it recurred after taking Clingen Forte and the FAS-3 kit, it may suggest incomplete treatment or a non-infectious cause like cervical inflammation. Please consult a gynecologist for examination and proper swab tests to identify the exact cause and get the right treatment.

Hello, As per your concern,the discharge can be of many types viz. physiological like during ovulation,peri menstrual etc or pathological like due to cervicitis,Pelvic inflammatory disease etc… For confirmation you need to get a examination done by Gynecologist… Also as the discharge disappeared after using clingen forte pesery,it is mostly because of vaginal infection/cervicitis… Use a gentle wash like Vwash for intimate hygiene… Let me know if you have any further questions…

Dr Mickey Patel M B.B.S,M.D (General Medicine) Consultant Physician

Hi SONA,

No worries, Sona ☺️ Since you don’t have itching, smell, or pain, it doesn’t look like a serious infection. Sometimes mild discharge can happen due to hormonal changes or natural cervical secretions. Or sometimes vaginal infections dont clear with one dose.

Anyway, GET A VAGINAL SWAB TEST BEFORE TAKING MORE MEDICINES. Also URINE ROUTINE.

Meanwhile: Wear dry cotton underwears Maintain hygiene Dont take more medicines now because 🛑overusing kits like Clingen forte or FAS-3 without testing can disturb the vaginal balance and actually worsen the issue.

That’s it. For now, nothing to panic about 💙

Thank you dear

Its due to infection initial stages u wont get any symptoms as much, the symptoms will be very mild when the infection rises then u can see many changes Follow few tips -Frequently change your panties 2 months once -Wash your vagina every night before sleep -Apply oil externally from vagina -Try doing sitz bath -Dont your vagina with very warm water very mild warm water is recommended -Always follow vaginal hygeine -Dont wear tight pants mostly while sleeping -Wear cottor wears u can avoid wearing panties in night

Hello Sona, As your symptoms are recurrent even after treatment, you should get proper examination and tests done by gynaecologist.

Get these tests done: 1. CBC 2. Vaginal swab for culture

Precautions: 1. Maintain local hygiene 2. Avoid intercourse for few days 3. Drink 1.5-2lit water daily for adequate hydration

Take care

Light green, sticky vaginal discharge without smell or itching can be due to mild infections, hormonal changes, or cervical/vaginal secretions, especially if there are no other symptoms. Since your discharge temporarily responded to treatment but recurred, it’s important to get evaluated by a gynecologist, as recurrent discharge may require vaginal/cervical swabs or cultures to identify the cause accurately. Please consult a gynecologist before starting any more medications to ensure proper diagnosis and treatment.

The recurrence of your light green discharge could indicate a persisting or unresolved infection, or possibly an imbalance in the natural flora of the vagina. The absence of smell or itching is noteworthy, as this often suggests that the cause might not be bacterial vaginosis or a typical yeast infection, which are generally accompanied by odor or irritation. Considering you have taken Clingen Forte and Fas 3 Kit, which typically targets mixed infections like bacterial and fungal, it’s possible it addressed the symptoms temporarily rather than fully resolving the underlined issue. It might be a good idea to revisit a healthcare provider who might suggest a culture test to precisely identify any microorganisms that could be present. Also, they might evaluate if there’s a non-infectious cause at play, like an allergic reaction to a product or hormonal changes. Meanwhile, avoiding douching, strongly perfumed products, or soaps in the genital area can help maintain a balanced environment. Remember that a thorough examination sometimes involves ruling out certain conditions, so repetitive tests might seem redundant at times but they’re a crucial step in accurate diagnosis. Keeping track of any associated factors or lifecycle changes when the discharge reoccurs can provide additional insights. If any new symptoms arise, such as pain or fever, it would be prudent to seek medical attention promptly to rule out more serious conditions.