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I have vaginal infection from a 2days with inching but have no pain , how to confirm if it's yeast infection /antifungal because I read an article yesterday that if we have yeast infection there will be curd like discharge , usually all girls get white discharge , how can we differentiate if it's infection or white discharge.
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Yeast infection is curdy thick which might get deposited on your labias as well, discharge could be foul smelling with intense itching. In normal discharge there is no foul smell or itching and it is mucoid white in consistency.
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