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Wierd thick discharge
Hi..M getting thick kind of discharge since 16 weeks. M exactly 16 weeks 4 days pregnant. On Monday 13 june I got my scanning. Doc said its normal and gave me vaginal pills clingen 3. I used but its not reducing. Its heavy wen i vomit sneeze or cough. Some days its not der at all. No too much itching and no odour. I have attcahed google pics which looks just like my discharge. I have no any pains but m totally freaking out with this kind of discharge. Is it normal. Plz help
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Looks like a fungal infection called candidiasis. Generally happens with poor hygiene, low immunity raised blood sugar etc.
Very important to get it treated as it may lead to preterm labour or breaking of water bag before 9 months are completed .
But that said it is manageable by a simple medicine .
Kindly see your doctor again for treatment .
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U need treatment,it's mixed infection
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Dr. Manogna
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
It’s vaginal candidiasis.you can’t use oral anti fungal in pregancy
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Jaipur
It's fungal vaginitis connect for online prescription
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