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After taking medication for bv the very next morning i noticed a white milky discharge what is causing this?
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Yeast infection: Most common scenario for a vaginal yeast infection, is the one you just described. Whitish discharge with other symptoms such as itching, shortly following antibiotic use. Call your health professional- an antifungal agent like Fluconazole will be prescribed to deal with the yeast infection.
Answered 9/28/2016
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