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I was diagnosed with having a yeast infection & was given the oral pill.now i've noticed green discharge. is that normal for yeast infections?
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Unusual: Yeast infections typically cause a milky white discharge and respond well to fluconazole. Greenish discharge may signify a different type of infection such as bacterial vaginosis, trichinosis, or gonorrhea. Your gynecologist can do further testing to find the exact cause.
Answered 1/5/2019
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