Recurring Yellow Vaginal Discharge, Negative STI Test, Sexually Inactive Since Years, History Of Chlamydia Treatment. Misdiagnosis Chances?
I did a pap smear when i noticed i had a yellow ( no itch, no odor) vaginal discharge . When I saw my General Practitioner for my vaginal discharge she prescribed metronidazole tablets for me. It didn t help. I saw her the following day and she did a vaginal exam and prescribed Canesten (tablets) ( clotrimazole ) and doxycycline and suggested that it was chlamydia . I really saw a great improvement while using these medication. Now that it s done my vaginal discharge has reappeared. I did an STI test containing ( T.Pallidum IgG/IgM, HIV,Hep BsAg, HTLV 1&2) which all came back negative way before this vaginal discharge became present, I have been sexually inactive for 1 year 9 months now. I m more concerned and now starting to worry why the discharge has reappeared, why am I going through this even if I ve been sexually inactive for almost 2 years now? Is there any suggestion as to what I m experiencing.. or why this has reappeared? Have i been misdiagnosed?? Also I am on Depo Provera could this be causing that? NB: The pap smear results have not been returned ( still under review).
relapse of discharge may be due to incomplete treatment.
there are very less chances of depo-provera causing this.
I would suggest you to take azithromycin 500mg (once a day) for 3 days.
regards.
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Recurring Yellow Vaginal Discharge, Negative STI Test, Sexually Inactive Since Years, History Of Chlamydia Treatment. Misdiagnosis Chances?
hello, relapse of discharge may be due to incomplete treatment. there are very less chances of depo-provera causing this. I would suggest you to take azithromycin 500mg (once a day) for 3 days. regards.