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Can any doc tell me what's the difference between normal discharge and the discharge from a yeast infection?
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Itching, Pain, swell: Usual vaginal discharge varies from woman to woman but is not usual painful. Discharge from a yeast infection is usually white and thick and associated with intense itching, pain and swelling of the labia. The only way to be certain is to see your doctor.
Answered 1/24/2021
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