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What Causes Soreness And Itching In Vagina With Light Color Discharge?

I had sex earlier on today.. i went to the toilet and found after i peed a white light colour discharge came out with red dots and white little lines which was blood. My vagina has been sore for few days Know an i am feeling itchy aswell. what is this due to?
Wed, 25 Feb 2015
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Hello ma'am and welcome.

Your presentation can be attributed to a possible infection, although the source will have to be confirmed. With recent sexual contact in your history, it does raise the question on sexually transmitted infections as well, and they will have to be actively ruled out. I would recommend a urine analysis, physical examination by a doctor, and if required an STD-panel as well (if your physical presentation calls for it). Please visit your doctor for the same.

In the meantime, abstain from sexual contact in all forms, drink plenty of fluids and keep the affected region dry and clean, change your inner garments regularly.

Best wishes.
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What Causes Soreness And Itching In Vagina With Light Color Discharge?

Hello ma am and welcome. Your presentation can be attributed to a possible infection, although the source will have to be confirmed. With recent sexual contact in your history, it does raise the question on sexually transmitted infections as well, and they will have to be actively ruled out. I would recommend a urine analysis, physical examination by a doctor, and if required an STD-panel as well (if your physical presentation calls for it). Please visit your doctor for the same. In the meantime, abstain from sexual contact in all forms, drink plenty of fluids and keep the affected region dry and clean, change your inner garments regularly. Best wishes.