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white vaginal discharge
Ok well Hi everyone. First of idk how to really start this, but i created this account to see if i can really get some help and feed back. Im 20 years old, ive only had two sex partners and with my first one we have always used condoms and safe. But i just recently started dating this other guy and we had unprotected sex about 3 times. And after that, thats when i started to get this thick white discharge on my vagina and its really scaring me. about a month a go. i started getting itchy and i looked and had some white "spots" or something inside my vagina. i told my mom and she gave me monistat i believe thats the name. and the itching went away , I feel wet all the time and this smell that ive never had before, and the white discharge as well. I dont think its normal PLEASE HELP ME!!!
Hun, you are only 14. That's basically a baby still. I think it will best if you wait at leady until you are done with highschool. Don't give in to pressure. I did at a young age, and it has tore up my self esteem. Education first. Then worry about sex. To young and its so many things that can happen, pregnant, std, your reputation can be destroyed, etc.
Don't let all the guuys get to you because all the pressure will make you think you are ready but at the end you are not. And before having sex just make your partner get checked because you never know what infection or STD they might have.So please check that and be carful.
Don't let all the guuys get to you because all the pressure will make you think you are ready but at the end you are not. And before having sex just make your partner get checked because you never know what infection or STD they might have.So please check that and be carful.
I'm 14 and haven't had sex yet ... All the boys are asking me to and I do think I'm ready to do it but I get this white gooey stuff in my nickers and want to get rid of it but how ? I'm really worried ... Someone help thanksx xx
Sweetie go to the Doctor they will be able to tell you if he's given you something.... you have to be seen by a Doctor... make sure they give you some STD blood work as well.... its better to know then not to know anything at all... what if its nothing maybe just a small infection and by you wanting so long you can make it worst.... you will be fine hun... but make sure u get check asap!
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