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I've used caneston pessary last night and this morning i've had a thick chalky white discharge which is the tablet having broken up. is this normal?
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Yeast and medication: Thick white clumpy vaginal discharge is typical of a yeast infection. You may be seeing the yeast which is why you were taking the medication. You may also just be seeing the medication mixed into the yeast. This is what is expected.
Answered 9/4/2016
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