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I have been battling a constant discharge since 1999 when I became pregnant.  I have been on numerous creams, gels, pills, and even boric acid (which seem to help clear the itchness and redness).  My body responded best to the boric acid in that the discharge is very like.  But the discharge is still there.  I have been tested for HIV/AIDS,diabetes, and everyything under the sun.  And to no avail nothing has helped.  I don't no what else to do.  I have been to 5 doctors and 1 specialist that say it is just "Normal Discharge".  They don't see anything out of the norm.  The specialist said that I could possibly have a chemical imbalance.  I also had  another child and while I was pregnant it was just considered normal discharge during pregnancy.  Is there anything that you can suggest that could possible help?  I refuse to get into another relationship with this "Normal Discharge".  
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Ladies please try this wonderful vaginal probiotic called FloraFemme. It's a prescription strength, very effective suppository which balances your vaginal pH and cures BV, Yeast infections, and treats vaginal odor. The results I had were nothing short of miraculous, especially since I had tried everything on the market. It's a highly concentrated blend of vaginal probiotics, and is 100% natural. You can google it and buy it online or through Amazon. If you get repeat infections, please give this awesome stuff a try! Good luck ladies!
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Also look into vulvodynia, pelvic floor muscle dysfunction.
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Daily discharge is normal for me - but it sounds like your problem is out of the norm... not to mention that you note itchiness and redness.  That is definitely not normal.

Have you been checked out for chronic candidiasis?  Actually - I doubt regular doctors would investigate that sort of thing.  Look it up on the internet and see what you think... perhaps you have other symptoms that are related?  Probiotics might be worth checking out, if you haven't done that already.
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