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What Does Green Discharge And Rashes In Vaginal Area Indicate?

Hello, I hope you can answer my question, recently I have been getting rashes all over my inner and upper thigh, on my vagina and on my bikini area. It s like pinkish colored rashes and it s spreading down behind my thight. I also have a light green discharge, what could this mean?? There not blisters and the itchy ness comes and goes, please help!
posted on Thu, 3 Apr 2014
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Hi There,

I can understand your concerns. Going by the symptoms you have told, I guess you might be having mild vaginal infection (most commonly) or a urinary tract infection which may/may not be sexually transmitted. Most of these could be treated with simple course of relevant Antibiotics. However, I suggest you to see your primary care physician for a complete clinical examination and other relevant laboratory tests along with your sexual partner. Please also learn about the sexual hygiene methods from your physician, so that you could prevent in future. I hope this helps you. If you have any further question don't be hesitant to ask me, I am here to help you. Wish you a speedy recovery.
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What Does Green Discharge And Rashes In Vaginal Area Indicate?

Hi There, I can understand your concerns. Going by the symptoms you have told, I guess you might be having mild vaginal infection (most commonly) or a urinary tract infection which may/may not be sexually transmitted. Most of these could be treated with simple course of relevant Antibiotics. However, I suggest you to see your primary care physician for a complete clinical examination and other relevant laboratory tests along with your sexual partner. Please also learn about the sexual hygiene methods from your physician, so that you could prevent in future. I hope this helps you. If you have any further question don t be hesitant to ask me, I am here to help you. Wish you a speedy recovery.