Vaginal Discharge and Recurrent yeast infections Information

Vaginal discharge is a fluid produced by glands in the vaginal wall and that drains from the opening of the. Treating women with recurrent yeast infections is often more challenging than treating traditional yeast infections. Changes in vaginal discharge can also be caused by cervical cancer, cervical polyp or the use of tampons. In fact up to 10 per cent of recurrent yeast infections can be due to a different yeast strain called torulopsis glabrata. Vaginal infection is generally characterized by a vaginal discharge or vulvar itching and irritation; a vaginal odor may be present. For more Vaginal Discharge and Recurrent yeast infections Information see Additional Information.

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Additional Information:
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Vaginal+Discharge in Websters Online Dictionary

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