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Doctor insights on: White Discharge Itch Cloudy Urine

Bacterial Vaginosis: BV, bacterial vaginosis, is a common vaginal infection that needs to be treated with antibiotic therapy. One of the hallmarks is the "fishy odor". When taught in medical school and residency BV was diagnosed with the Sniff or Whiff test. A vaginal culture or slide will give us the diagnosis nowadays. See your physician for testing and appropriate treatment. Good luck. ...Read more

Vaginosis: You may have an infection such as a bacterial vaginosis or a fungal infection. ...Read more

Yeast infection : White discharge is often a sign of a yeast infection with candida. Seeing a physician is recommended. ...Read more

Need a visit: While this likely represents either a yeast and/or bacterial infection, the possibility of an std (if you are sexually active) cannot be ruled out. You should see a doctor. ...Read more

White discharge: A clumpy (cottage cheese- like), white, non- odorous discharge associated w itching, burning, swelling or redness can be due to yeast infections. If you have a change in color, texture, odor or amount of vaginal discharge ; problems such as pain, itching burning with urination or sex or redness/swelling then it is best to see your gynecologist for evaluation ; accurate assessment. ...Read more

See your doctor: Discharges need to be tested and visualized under the microscope to be appropriately diagnosed. See your doctor for help. ...Read more

Malodorous urine?: Would have this checked to insure that you don't have an infection. Take care. ...Read more

Exam and testing : Vaginal discharge requires an examination to determine the cause and treatment. Bacterial vaginosis is the most common cause and often has a vaginal odor. Vaginal itching can be a sign of a yeast infection. Sometimes vaginal discharge can be a sign of a sexual transmitted infection. Testing is important to determine the treatment and keep you and your partner safe. ...Read more

Discharge: It may be an infection. Get it checked out ...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

Possibly Yeast.: A clumpy (cottage cheese- like), white, non- odorous discharge associated w itching, burning, swelling or redness can be due to yeast infections. If you have a change in color, texture, odor or amount of vaginal discharge ; problems such as pain, itching burning with urination or sex or redness/swelling then it is best to see your gynecologist for evaluation ; accurate assessment. ...Read more

See a doctor: need to have a culture taken, likely infection. ...Read more

To see an M.D.: Several causes, for this. Unless the urine is checked and examined the patient, hard to tell. ...Read more

Possibly leukorrhea.: There is a normal vaginal discharge called leukorrhea which varies in amount , consistency & color. Can be clear to white. Can be fluid-like to sticky. No odor, no redness, no burning, no itching, no pain. If you have a new rash or it is symptomatic - please have it checked by your gynecologist. ...Read more

Vaginal D/C: Vaginal Discharge? Malodorous vaginal discharge warrants medical assessment. Take care. ...Read more

Inection: may be a combined UTI and vaginal infection. You must be checked, examined, tested and treated. ...Read more

BV: Your symptoms sounds like an infection called bacterial vaginosis. There is no over the counter medicine for this. See your doctor. ...Read more

See a doctor: You must take the child to her pediatrician. ...Read more

Infection. Get tests: From the color description, old blood be present especially if this is near the time you ended your period. However, you may have a sexually transmitted infection. Get tested for chlamidia, gonorrhea, syphilis, hiv. Also be checked for bacterial vaginosis. Visual examination to check for vaginal/cervical trauma. See your doctor for diagnosis and treatment. ...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