i'm having a slight itchy burning sensation when i wipe my vagina. when i insert a swab it's like clumpy white.the sex burns even with condom on.help?

Question

I had sex two weeks ago and i had wore a condom but having a burning itchy vagina can it be yeast infection or something else?

Answer 1

See Doctor: Vaginal infections can be from multiple causes. Common things that cause burning and thick white discharge are yeast infections. Some over the counter remedies are available for these. Some std conditions can also cause vaginal burning and discharge, and some situations can be a combination of both. A gynecological exam with cultures will tell. See your doctor for proper medication.

Answer 2

So close to birth: Hi are you ready? This sounds like your uterus is preparing to begin labor. The frustrating part is that we cannot predict how long this transition phase will take before you are in active labor. But, you are getting closer. Congratulations.

Answer 3

Yes: Dyspareunia is a frequent symptom of ovarian cysts.

Answer 4

Yes: Cystic or enlarged ovaries can cause pain and painful sex.

Answer 5

Need investigations: Varieties of diseases can cause your symptoms first pelvic exam by your gyn doctor, it could be pelvic inflammatory disease (pid). A misses appendicitis with small pelvic abscess, low blood sugar, uncontrolled diabetes , or hypertension , need simple sonogram to ct scan, endoscopy etc. You need these step by step to find cause and then the cure.

Answer 6

See a doctor: Have you seen a gastroenterologist? I would consider seeing a specialist when faced with a symptom you can't find an answer for.

Answer 7

Peristomal wound: When i see a patient who has difficulties with peristomal wound or pain, i generally try to ascertain cause. Usually, if there is no underlying pathology, the skin is irritated by the adhesive. Using a hydrocolloid dressing beneath the adhesive may reduce the difficulties.

Answer 8

Peristomal Skin: Often times if the adhesive of the colostomy appliance is not flush against the colostomy stool will leak out from the colostomy onto the skin causing a severe burning and irritation of the surrounding skin. Always make sure that the colostomy appliance is flush with the colostomy without any exposed skin. Special creams and powders can also be used to help ease the burning.

Answer 9

Sometimes: A ct scan will show the ovaries in the pelvis. Only significant and sometimes advanced changes of ovarian cancer such as excess fluid in the pelvis may be noticeable.

Answer 10

MAYBE: Although a contrast-enhanced ct--or, better still, a pelvic ultrasound--are preferred methods for visualizing the ovaries, a non-contact ct would likely show nonspecific irregularities of the ovaries. Bottom line: pelvic ultrasound is the best choice for visualizing ovaries.

Answer 11

Not usually: A much better test to detect ovarian cancer would be a transvaginal ultrasound.

Answer 12

Not necessarily...: Seeing ovarian cancer or not from ct without contrast is less desirable and accurate. But if an ovarian cancer is big and calcified, it can be easily suspected as how it may look. But, following the specific ct protocol for a specific suspected tumor so to have better visualization and diagnosis is highly recommended. Detail? Ask radiologist.

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