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Doctor insights on: White Discharge Itch Cloudy Urine

Probable UTI: If the UTI diagnosis was made without microscopic exam or urine culture and sensitivity then it is probably invalid. It sounds very much like a urinary tract infection with the frequency and cloudy urine. If it clops like and neighs like a horse, we generally don't call it a zebra unless we are in Africa. In other words, this is probably a UTI (common horse). ...Read more

Dysuria: You need to have your urine checked for possible infection. Those symptoms are suggestive of a UTI or possibly an std or cystitis. A urine culture and if necessary a vaginal exam with culture can answer the question and get you feeling better. ...Read more

Yeast Infection: You probably have a yeast infection. I recommend getting tested for this at the doctors so that they can prescribe you some medications to get rid of it faster. ...Read more

Infection? STD?: Colored vaginal discharge usually means infection, especially STDs if at risk -- and absence of odor goes along with gonorrhea and chlamydia. Maybe yeast, but usually little discharge and white. You need to see a doctor ASAP. Cloudy urine may not mean much. Cloudy urine usually is due to undissolved minerals, which results from variations in food and fluid intake. ...Read more

Vaginal itching: With "STD's impossible", the usual cause for vaginal itching is a "yeast" variant. Urine is slightly acid and might provide mild relief via dilution of the yeast discharge. The odor is usually mild. See your healthcare provider for cultures and treatment. ...Read more

Infection likely: You are describing symptoms of infection, either of the urinary tract or from a sexually transmitted disease. This will require treatment from a physician. Please schedule one, and feel better soon. ...Read more

Vaginal infection: You are describing the classical monilial vaginitis (yeast infection), though a vaginal examination by a physician is necessary to prove this. Many patients will try an over the counter yeast medication, such as monostat, or gyne-lotrimin, before seeing their doctor. If you are having notably increased frequency of urination in addition to pain with urination, this may signify a uti. ...Read more

Best to see Urologis: Need to see urologist to have urinalysis and exam. Hard to answer without these tests. ...Read more

UTI?: It sounds like you may have a urinary tract infection (UTI). You should see your doctor or a local urgent care center as this can be discovered with just a simple and fast urine test. ...Read more

Vaginal irritation: Yeast is the most common cause of irritation. Yeast creams are available over the counter. After menopause vaginal atrophy from hormone deficiency can be a common cause. Estrogen cream or oral Osphena are treatment options. Skin disorders such as herpes, lichen sclerosis, lichen simplex chronicus and contact dermatitis are other possibilities. ...Read more

Urinary infection: It would be prudent to see your doctor for a urine examination and may be urine culture. ...Read more

Cloudy urine: The urine should be light yellow and some clear. Has odor? You need routine urinalysis to find out why it is cloudy. Your doctor can do dip stick and can tell you about proteins, ketones, glucose, nitrite, leuk-esterase, bilirubin etc. Please see your doctor. Also drink water daily. Thanks. ...Read more

Please see: Please see your doctor asap for re-evaluation. ...Read more

The: The best thing for you to do in this situation is to finish the course of antibiotics your doctor prescribed for you. After completion you can determine if there is another issue. In the meantime for your "hard bowels" you can increase the fiber in your diet, drink lots of water, and also try an over the counter stool softener like colace (docusate sodium).
Please follow up with your doctor.
Take care. ...Read more

Exam needed: A urinary tract infection and/or genital herpes or yeast infection is likely in view of rash and itching. Testicular pain could indicate associated epididymitis. Get examined by a physician or a urologist as soon as possible for diagnosis and treatment. Appropriate tests will be ordered. ...Read more

See MD: Sounds like you need to see a physician. Could be an STD, urinary tract infection, vulvitis or yeast infection. ...Read more

Get a UA: This sounds like an infection of some kind in your urinary tract. It can be a natural UTI as women are more prone than men due to their short urinary tract, or it can be cystitis or an std like chlamydia of trichomonas so it's important to get a urinalysis and gram drain to find out as it can lead to kidney infection and other serious issues, so see your dr. And get tested. Good luck. ...Read more

Vaginal odor: You may have bacterial vaginosis. See your gynecologist for a vaginal culture ...Read more

Vaginal discharge: The discharge and the cloudy urine may not have anything to do with one another. You need to be examined and the discharge looked at in order to be diagnosed. Go and see a doctor. ...Read more

Possibilities are: Gardnerella, trichomonas or yeast infection which can be confirmed by a vaginal smear and culture. Hope u feel better! ...Read more

Possible but..: Sudden severe pain needs to be evaluated. A bladder infection is certainly one possibility. Appendicitis is another and is life threatening. Severe pain where someone can not even lie flat should be evaluated urgently by their doctor or emergency room. ...Read more

Probable yeast: A clumpy, itching, vaginal discharge is usually a yeast infection. Cloudy urine could be related to dehydration, an infection, or some other less common issues. They both, if persistent, should be evaluated. ...Read more

Probably uti: Call ur doctor.

Get checked!: What you have needs to be treated very likely. Sounds like an infection but clearly an evaluation is in order. While this is generally true, it is especially important if you have a fever and/or the painful cramps get worse. In any case get checked! ...Read more

Vaginal d/c: Does it itch? Could be yeast or other vaginal infection mycoplasma chalmydia, trichamonas, BV (if fishy odor) even strep. Need U/A, Would f/u with doc ...Read more

See your physician: There are many various genital-urinary disorders which could cause pain after urination (e.g. kidney stone, UTI, etc.). I can appreciate your concerned about your health, but finding a proper diagnosis and treatment may be the answer to your worries. Rec.: see your physician for examination, tests and referral, if needed, for the treatment. ...Read more

Test: There is no guessing if you're pregnant. If you are late, you should have a pregnancy test done. ...Read more

Maybe OK. STD?: Cloudy urine: usually phosphate crystals, related to diet and fluid intake, not abnormal. Strong urine odor: drink more fluids. Urethral discharge: if truly clear, maybe nothing important. However, most discharge means STD (gonorrhea or nongonococcal urethritis, often due to chlamydia). Urine culture doesn't detect STDs. Keep working w/ your doctor. ...Read more

UTI: Your symptoms seem like be having from a urinary tract infection. Please kindly see your primary care doctor if you are able to get an appointment soon enough. Other wise please go to nearest urgent care so that your urine can be checked and appropriate medications can be initiated. ...Read more

Unlikely: Typical UTI symptoms consist of burning with urination, increased frequency, urgency, fevers, and nausea. Your symptoms although not quite consistent should still be evaluated by your primary doctor. ...Read more