wierd stuff

[bananamonkey]

ok i really dont want to do this but i have no other place to go
for like a couple of weeks now, i have two cuts like around my clitoris and i dont know how they got there coz i dont shave there and i have like bits of white stuff coming out of my vagina.
im over at my dads in america at the moment so i really dont want to tell him and have to go to a doctor.
i havent had sex for about 3 weeks now so thats nothing to do with it i dont think
i have no idea what it is and if its normal or not
i hope its not dangerous cause i cant get to a doctor until april
so i was wondering if it might be a yeast infection and of anybody can just give me the name of somthing to buy over the counter at like walgreens or something
also i find my underwear wet. its like liquid, not sticky or gooey or anything just clear fluid
thanks.
hope sombody can help.

[AnnieBrooke]

Good luck, it sounds like an OK plan.  But if it doesn't clear, please do see a doc even if you are still in the U.S.   Some things "down there," you should't let linger.

[bananamonkey]

thanks least my minds at rest about the fluid! i think ill get something to treat a yeast infection fro walgreens  to see if it works, if it doesnt ill go to a doctor then, ive looked it up alot and most websites have said it sounds like a yeast infection.im trying to avoid tellin my dad as much as possible, i may be in england earlier so i can get seen to over there with my regular doctor, if the stuff i get isnt working.

[AnnieBrooke]

Clear fluid is normal, a woman has about 1/2 to 1 teaspoon a day.  It sometimes dries white on the underpants.  I don't know what to tell you about the clitoris.  If the white stuff coming out of the vagina is like yogurt or clotted cream, it might be a yeast infection.  However, in your case I think I would ask your dad if his insurance covers a doctor visit for you, and just tell him it's "female things" and you'd like to get a checkup.  (He probably won't ask too many questions -- guys are squeamish about that kind of stuff.)  That way, the doctor can culture it and get an exact answer as to what is going on, and the cuts can be examined too.