What is this? (women/doctors only)?!
Question: Everytime i go to the bathroom and "wipe" myself a little bit on a substance comes out with it that looks like snot. Is this a problem i should see a doctor about? I also feel like i constantly have to go to the bathroom even if when i do, nothing comes out....
Answers: Everytime i go to the bathroom and "wipe" myself a little bit on a substance comes out with it that looks like snot. Is this a problem i should see a doctor about? I also feel like i constantly have to go to the bathroom even if when i do, nothing comes out....
its a yeast infection,
The 'substance' is normal discharge (unless it has a foul odor). If you are going to the bathroom frequently it's possible you may have a bladder infection. Go to the doctor and they can check.
you might have a urinary tract infection or kidney infection and having some discharge is not abnormal.
could have urinary tract infection, or a yeast infection, if you feel a burning or tingly senation that's what you might have, and if you feel like you can't go to the bathroom you might have consepation. the stuff you have is dicharge by the way, completly normal.
That's normal vaginal discharge.
As for feeling you have to go to the bathroom all the time--that could be an infection of your bladder--does it sting when you go to the bathroom? Or you could have interstitial cystitis. See a doctor about that.
ya see a doctor.. it could be anything. that happened to me and it turned out iwas prego adn my vagina was cleaning out the extra bacteria.. or it could just b a yeast infection. etiher wya you gotta go see the dr man
The snot substance could just be normal cervical fluid. Sometimes during the month it will look like cottage cheese and when you get very close to ovulation it looks like clear boogers to clear snot. Very normal.
If it becomes different colors like green or yellow...then see a doc.
The pee pee problem sounds like a urinary tract infection. But, if it is happening too often, see a doc.
(I get those often, and it is usually accompanied by pain)
First of all, all females have some vaginal discharge, which varies from time to time during the month (such as a thin watery discharge when ovulating, for example). Changes in the color, consistency or odor of the discharge can mean an infection (bacterial, yeast, or sexually transmitted infection), especially if accompanied by other symptoms, such as itching.
The other symptoms you describe (urgency, frequency with urination) can be symptoms of a urinary or bladder infection. Please see a gynecologist for evaluation and/or treatment as soon as possible as failure to treat a bladder infection can lead to other serious complications.
And if you're sexually active, please practice safe sex.
Does it smell fishy????