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I was treated for a std twice but im still having a discharge i don't know what to do. i was treated twice once dec 29th and again jan 20th
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What : What std were you treated for? You may be dealing with a yeast infection. Often times after anti-biotic treatment a woman can develop a yeast infection. If you have white thick clumpy discharge, vaginal itching, and irritation, this may be your problem. If so, you can try an over the counter yeast infection medication. Lastly, has your partner been treated? Is it possible that you were re-infected? Best of luck.
Answered 7/7/2018
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