#‘this is chlamydia. this is also chlamydia. this is a yeast infection. this is a pimple. if you have any of these things for the love of go

[s0fter-sin]

through the virtue of training an ever revolving door of rookies, price recognises pretty much every ailment the human body can come across

he’s seen every illness, every delayed puberty spike and weird rash and he can and will kick your ass to medical for your “i swear it’s just a cold sore”

it’s not even a parental thing, it’s the pure exhaustion of being an adult in charge of a bunch of basically children who’ve never been away from mummy this long before and he’s sick of talking a bunch of cherries through UTIs and the clap

[yourgamemasterthewhiterabbit]

Gremlin update May 24th 2024

4:00 am

Slept 10 ish till a little past 2 this time.

I'm thinking it has been long enough since the whole "well now when I take magnesium my heart suddenly starts to feel bad and weak" problem, which was long enough after the "If I don't take 500 mg of magnesium with any meal containing -any- amount of calcium [more than half an apples worth] I get crushing chest pain and my heat skips beats" problem... That I think I can start taking small amounts of magnesium here and there again, which has been shown to reduce anxiety and help with sleep. Personally I have to be careful because it can lower your blood pressure, but also I have been having some muscle tension problems and it would help with that.

I think where the sleep experiment is going to leave off will be being integrated with this journals eventually because there won't be anything more elaborate to say than "10-2 ish and I will bite anyone I have to speak to." But it is still my hope that as i manage my thyroid and other health problems I might scrape a bit of extra sleep out of the day but still get to maintain some of the feeling alert that is causing the current insomnia.

The internet has been having me feel some kind of way lately, specifically trying to socialize on the internet, and I am both not sure I should be super open about it, but also not sure it would be responsible not to bring it up, since I think it's something we all maybe have some experience with. It has certainly been impacting me on a personal level and more than I thought it would. I wasn't prepared for it to leave me feeling like everything is so bleak, and I think it is worth discussing, but since this account is my main social contact with pretty much everyone I know, I don't want the potential for drama. I'm not sure being vague will be being vague enough.

Also one of my friends recently got hacked, they completely dropped off and I was really worried something happened to them and I had no idea what to do about it, and that was very stressful, but they're back now.

And as usual skip to the next ~*~ if you don't want to read this next part about an ex of mine...

Also having thoughts and feelings about my first "marriage" [we would have been considered common-law]... All this time I had kind of been stuck on how I was framing it in my mind, and not really reprocessing any of it at all, stuck on how I was framing him in my mind... And -even though I knew I did the right thing by leaving- I kept wondering if I could have been kinder in various ways or put in more effort to be emotionally attentive, or wondering if maybe I said something too harsh due to some misunderstanding or, or just whatever the fuck... But no. Even just talking/posting about that relationship in the framing of just the -sleep- problems I was having at the time and the way he basically -very sweetly and politely- tried to pretend I didn't exist in my own apartment while I was supporting him full time? The impression his family and our friends seem to have been left with about me on his behalf? Even, even and especially the way he quite suddenly completely ghosted me after finding out I had moved in with Fine and GB [who he went to highschool make-up school with]...

And perhaps the most damning; The recurrent infections I kept getting that doctors kept trying to insist would only be expected if I or my partner was sleeping around. See I kept getting bladder infections, severe ones, in a way I didn't before he moved to town to stay with me, and -eventually- yes it devolved into having a weird delayed but excessive reaction to any and all bacteria+, such that I can't share a toilet with anyone anymore without getting constant yeast infections... But it started off as repeated infection with something the doctors at the clinic thought was suspicious to have be recurrent like that, and they kept suspecting chlamydia Or gonorrhea because -for those of you who don't know- those are the bacteria that are normally behind aggressive bladder infections, they kept testing me for that specific immune response and coming up empty, but I don't have normal immune responses to a bunch of bacteria -at least by now- so I am prone to false negatives from blood-work, but they kept putting me on antibiotics, increasingly aggressive courses of antibiotics [some of which I was allergic to], and still I kept being re-infected, sometimes immediately enough they just weren't sure if the bacteria was resistant, but sometimes it would be a number of months in between. It became really obvious that the pattern was when I had sex with my partner it would start again. At first I suspected it was all the latex allergy and we switched condoms, but that didn't solve it. So I went over washing properly with my 'husband' and had him put on the same course of antibiotics as me a few times [I mean when he had health problems i had to make him go to a doctor about it every time], and STILL the infection kept coming back any time we had sex...

Something I learned about Fine years later when I lived with her was her proud admission she never gets tested for STIs and never bothers using protection no matter who she's sleeping with, or getting her partners tested because "he seems 'clean' :)" and "Well I am pretty sure I'm infertile anyway because I never get pregnant :)" .... Like bitch, most cases of chlamydia are asymptomatic except that in women it eventually causes you to be infertile. And like, yeah, as a good friend I gently pointed this out to her and urged her to get tested, and yeah, she ignored me and got really offended...

But my husband constantly picking up yeast infection and even potentially chlamydia from her way back then would have explained the repeated re-infection with something that kept spreading to my bladder and causing kidney symptoms, and only stopped when I stopped fucking him ever, despite that we had both been repeatedly on aggressive courses of antibiotics [or were supposed to be, it's possible that in most instances he never bothered going to the clinic properly or taking his full course I can't say I was home and cogent enough that I could tell you for sure.] Like yes, He could have also picked up enough of those bacteria from using public toilets to transfer them to me and infect me because of my lowered/delayed immunity, I get yeast infections any time I try to share a toilet now [hence me having to ask partners not to use public toilets if they want to fuck me], after so many bladder infections it caused nerve damage, and they can become bladder infections if left untreated, but all the ones I get now -now that I never fuck anyone-can be treated with diet and maybe a bit of cream at home [and I haven't had one since having my own apartment], and the ones I kept getting from him were in my bladder instantly and super aggressive with horrible torturous burning, the likes of which I haven't experienced since. Like 'sit in a tub of warm water and cry all day in pain that nothing can help with' kind of torture. And then being expected to work all day on no sleep at a call center where they won't let you take breaks to pee, for 10 hours, only to come home to no chores having been done and to have to cook dinner...

Looking back, taking into consideration the way he's still ghosting me -as of 5ish years ago- even when I send him a message saying that I have something I need to ask him about that's important, the way he immediately stopped responding to anything the moment I said I had a question about GB or Fine because I had reconnected with them... With all the power of hindsight from over 10 years later:

a) I am pretty fucking certain it is a *strong possibility* he was cheating on me with Fine and prioritized not facing me about it over my safety, both back then and when he ghosted me instead of answering mys questions about these people I had just moved in with or was going to move in with and who were trying to get close to me, and if that's the case it would turn everything I though I knew on it's head. It would also explain Fine's behaviour towards me entirely.

b) That would also mean everyone -including Tictacs- has willfully lied to me about it and hide it to varying degrees since, even while claiming to be my friends and trying to get close to me [which frankly tracks with the rest of their behaviour]. She's been friends with Fine and GB since childhood, I highly fucking doubt she never met Bunny or had Fine tell her anything.

c) It would mean that they all also willfully lied to me about anything they'd heard about me through him before I -by pure chance- became part of their social circle

d) And that him taking advantage of me was WAY more conscious and intentional that I had been giving him credit for and the ONLY reason I didn't see it sooner was because I too was taken in by him being so generally sweet and shy.

Like I know my memory can be a bit shit but I also know I probably have receipts saved somewhere, because I have a vague recollection of this having come up before, and when people say sus things to me I tend to screencap and save them. At some point I will figure out who was willfully lying to me to what extent. I'm going to start comparing their stories, and anyway I call bullshit on the entire situation and all four of them. And I am done wondering if -I- somehow could have held their hands a little more, either way, because I shouldn't have to handhold my peers constantly to keep them from being negligent, toxic or abusive.

And at the time and for years after I had never really considered it a possibility. He just didn't seem like the type to cheat, and even less so like the type to cheat and then lie about it, and I have always resisted jumping to that conclusion because anyone I know who has is usually so deeply insecure they suspect it of everyone all the time and it makes them kind of a toxic or outright abusive nightmare, or they themselves are prone to cheating and do it often, and that's why they are so eager to believe their partner is doing it too. I just never wanted to start being someone who immediately suspects cheating and gets weird about it the moment the relationship isn't perfect. And besides that, it's one of those things I acknowledge -abstractly- that people do, but it isn't something that occurs to me regularly as a possibility, or something to actually do, you know? And then I find out my partner was cheating on ME and they use the justification "Well you cheated first >:(" when like... WHEN? Bruh I haven't left your house, -I know- I haven't, but how do you even suspect I could have had the opportunity? Like HOW? My bedroom is next to yours and I am pretty sure you'd notice me fucking someone in your basement or living area??? I don't go out?? If you thought I was cheating why was your solution to risk my life by cheating on me in secret instead of just breaking up with me or even asking me about it????. Fucking bullshit excuse that is, just to try to save face or try to play the victim because they fucking know I'm Poly and that if I wanted to sleep with someone else I'd just ask and ask if they want to join??? I call bullshit on that entire grift because no reasonable person with functioning senses would see that as thing I was like -logistically- capable of pulling off, but anyway...

If ANYTHING explains him having been so shut down and despondent, in a way that always read to me as 'guilty', this would be it. I had always written it off as him just being used to abusive parents and feeling like there was something wrong with himself as a kind of resting state, and I always tried to be gentle about it, but I guess this would also explain why that never helped. Why maybe the more compassionate and helpful I was the worse he felt?

And especially the way he's shut down during conversations about sexual health or rape culture and informed consent, or even about sexuality or questions about his or mine, or how some viruses are really dangerous to me and how I was slowly discovering more deeply concerning signs that they could be outright fatal to someone with my genetic disposition.

I am pretty fucking certain GB lied to me about how and when he had met me before. It was the weirdest most innocuous statement that did it too. Both times he had mentioned always having wanted to cut his hair short and dye it sky blue, but how that would read too 'anime' to commit to in public, and how he had/would maybe dye his hair black for a while... Those are the kinds of details I remember about people even when their face and name escapes me. He also lied when I asked him about his sexual health history and I asked him if he had shared mouth germs, like eating off the same plate, etc... with anyone within the past 3 months before I shelled out money for us to get the blood test for herpes 1&2 in addition to the other testing [because if I get cold sores it could kill me, due to an inadequate immune response to herpes family viruses] He insisted up and down that was something he didn't do, and hadn't done. But the MOMENT Fine came back from the states and started hanging out with us, she started talking about times when they had shared cakes at restaurants and shit before she left, which apparently was less than 3 months before I got there. I told him my life was on the line if we missed something and he lied to me about that and about the callouses on his hands potentially being HPV [warts he kept chewing on until they just looked like callouses from chewing]. And TBH the MOMENT I realized that I should have dropped all their asses and avoided them like the plague, but I was really stressed out at the time and had a memory lapse about it, and by the time I remembered again it was too late.

These are all things where like, an outside perspective from an offline bestie sharing about my life on a regular basis would have been helpful, because when I started to get stressed and have memory lapses about it, they could remind me of this shit before i went and trusted those fuckers with anything. They could have told me it seemed like my "husband" was cheating on me, and we would have had enough rapport that I could have taken someone seriously about that.

Honestly, if any one of these people who were my partners or friends had acted like they actually cared whether I lived or died, I wouldn't be in any of these messes. But what they prioritized over my safety every time was avoiding anything socially awkward and getting their dicks wet.

Whatever.

It's just infuriating because I thin... I thought- of that relationship as like my one lasting adult relationship where my partner wasn't raping me [violations of informed consent]... But like, again, informed consent is INFORMED, and lying to me about sexual health or sleeping around then not telling me and then fucking me anyway... That's all a complete violation of informed consent. Anyway all these fuckers owe me years of life and thousands of dollars, and also fuck them.

I wish I could know for sure but up until I deleted my public facebook, he wouldn't respond to me.

And that also has me feeling some kind of way.

I keep conducting myself as earnestly as I can and approaching relationships in good faith, with family, friends and partners, and they are all intent on manipulating, lying to me, abusing me, trying to guilt-trip and emotionally manipulate me, refuse to let me hav boundaries, to the point where my patience just isn't enough. And it isn't like me "being distrustful" is somehow an excuse because I never was. While I was IN those relationships I trusted them and kept accidentally repressing the memory of anything that would hint to me that I shouldn't, otherwise I would have broken it off and left sooner. The moment the balance tipped and I started remembering all the bullshit they had done, I broke up with them, in every instance. I don't play these petty fuckign games, if I want something other than the relationship, I just break it off. I am very simple that way.

And I would just really appreciate closure about it all so I can correctly modulate how I am reading people to be more accurate and help protect myself from being taken advantage of the same way again, because I'm autistic and that's a struggle for me, but no one involved will even do me that basic fucking human decency, IG.

I'm a little concerned that this is what has had Bean fishing in the memory soup for something and I am afraid of what comes out.

~*~

Anyway I have been watching through x-files. Slowly. The... This show is the kind of old show that spawned our current over adjustment in media where everything is now hard hitting plot being fired at you a mile per minute... There's so much filler in the x-files sometimes you aren't even sure the big plots are still even happening or if the show runners have decided to drop it. Watching it with a bunch of really modern shows is so weird. Like there was a good middle ground at some point and the x-files aren't it any more than the mew x-men series is, but in opposite directions. Like old TV really used to go for slow -drawn out- drama and the x-files really are it.

Before my last sleep, during my last half day, whatever, while feeling some kind of way about social things and whatnot, I did some aggro cleaning and organizing. I highly recommend this, using irritation and lack of satisfaction with anything you could possibly be doing to just go clean or organize something you have been putting off. You're going to feel miserable at the moment no matter what you are doing, but at least when you are done you have done/made something nice for yourself instead of just stewing... So now the clutter that had built up on my bathroom desk and sink have been tidied up.

Slowly I am moving things around closer and closer to their final-ish resting positions and tidying up around that. This year for sure, but I keep wanting to get some swell of high energy to get it all done now. This probably isn't going to happen and wouldn't be sustainable or advisable, physically, but like... Want.

I just want a 100% stress-free environment for like the first time in my adult life like holy fuck...

~*~

May 26th

9:20 pm

It's my bedtime soon. Still having a problem with how long it takes me to get running in the morning, and that not leaving ANY time left to be productive on a split sleep schedule.

Like it's 9:20 and I still haven't eaten. I pushed myself this half-day and sewed my pj pants shut again, moved the thread rack 2 inches up the wall, cleaned out 3 little bags I had in storage, and fucked around with a couple details, did some laundry and dishes on the morning shift or today... But like... I did not get through any more totes and if I want to get prepared to go across town for my health card i have to do it when I wake up.

~*~

May 27th

7:50 pm

I slept late, Idk, I slept at some point for some length, I'm tired, but mostly the point is I didn't make it out to renew my health card, but I HAVE now booked an appointment for tomorrow morning. T~T

I should have enough ID even though technically as a disabled person I legally can't acquire what they are asking for the moment both my health card and photo id expire at the same time... Which they always do, in part because I can't get a credit card.

Either way I deal with that tomorrow at about 9am...

Until then I am trying to do things like make myself eat and make myself keep re-organizing bins and stuff.

Emotionally I just want to start screaming and never stop.

~*~

May 31st

3:00 pm

EUGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH-okay, I went out and got my health card renewed. They didn't raise a fuss about what technically counts as proof of identity and both my IDs being expired.

Now I can contact doctor's offices again when I am ready. It's going to be a bitch of a thing that I start on Monday... T~T

I also destroyed my ankle and my hip joints a little and picked up cat treats from the dollar store, the freeze dried organ meats i sprinkle on his food to get him to actually eat it all. I even found they have a bag of pre-ground beef liver, being sold as meal topper, that's just beef liver, that you get almost 2X the weight in for the same price. The package quite hilariously and pretentiously goes on about the science behind their product when like... It's beef liver. It works because it's pure beef liver. You used a very established technology to dry it. Babes... There is no need for pretense here, I am buying a bag of liver dust... On purpose.

Today I also tried checking my email for the CHOB renewal, entirely convinced it wouldn't be there and I'd have to call, but it was there, and I filled it out and submitted it. Now so long as it goes through I should be good.

I got my bills paid, my rent, my garbage and recycling out etc... Because payday, bills day and garbage and recycling all fell on the same day, so I get to feel like I have been super productive by doing basic maintenance and I am taking the win.

I just need to order alcohol still because I don't currently have a mouthwash substitute at all, let alone one better than whisky.

So, so I made one last ditch effort to get some answers and maybe recover my passport, yeah? Because Bunny's dad had it last and I am sick of having valid ID constantly being more than a struggle than it -has- to be, and I don't want to renew it, and bitch I want answers, really, and I messaged my ex husband on facebook from a secret account I used for local necessity, because it was like, the only one I have.

So I didn't expect him to answer, but he did on account of me saying it was important and that we shared a few 'friends'.

So we actually had a conversation... Were the dreams I had about talking to him predictive? Or a self fulfilling prophesy? Whomst the fuck knows!

And he's going to actually look around for my passport instead of just asking his dad to remember past multiple brain injuries.

And he let me ask him questions about what the fuck was going on with him back then. And -for the most part- I have to assume he doesn't have a reason to lie to me. And *most* of me believes him, so there's something adjacent to closure here. If I can believe him when I fully process it all.

He doesn't remember if GB was the guy at timmies, so I don't know if he could have saved me any trouble by responding to me, because they broke off contact around a year after he moved away, and that part was true enough. I mean, I think GB still had all his info, and I didn't and he still could have reached out to him on my behalf and chose not to, but that's on GB, that's his dishonesty.

He mostly hung out with them strictly at school and not outside of it, so that's something I wasn't home from work enough to get an impression of, but it makes more sense of the idea of him never having interacted with Tictacs.

He says him and Fine were just school friends and he never cheated on me with anyone. Even with all the bullshit men have pulled I don't think he would lie to me directly like that. If her behaviour towards me has to do with him, it's probably one-sided on her part.

We then proceeded to have the most frustrating exchange possible over what the fuck was up with him at the time, because he just shut down on me and stopped acting like he even wanted to interact with me as a person at all at some point and lost all interest in sex... And when asked about it he tells me it's because he got the firm impression I was asking him to seek intimacy from me explicitly so I could reject him???? And the only explanation he could give me for what gave him that idea was to confirm what I already suspected and say he internalizes everything, is used to abuse and then say horrible stuff about himself and site outside factors that were knocking him off balance... He did not give me one bit of feedback about my own behaviour or anything I said that had anything to do with why he thought he suddenly couldn't come to me about anything or why he thought I didn't want him.

And yeah, he says that it was mostly his fault, and that him letting everyone act like I should be working full time and doing all the cooking and cleaning while he doesn't do anything, while not speaking up about it, leaving me to try to defend myself with no word of defense from him was not a cool thing to do to me...

But like... We got together in the first place in part because we both understood what it was like to have parents who treated us as being wrong for existing and as deserving punishments for having basic needs. That was explicitly why I told him he could come live with me and worry about finding a job or finishing school once he was with me and out of that place. And I spent every moment with him trying to gently pry and gently get him to talk to me and unpack whatever was bothering him. And he responded by suddenly acting like I was some kind of threat he couldn't speak to or be honest with.

And it's like... yeah I GET IT because, listen I was in the same position and have been ever since. Everyone I have ever known with very few exceptions has been horrible to me, to the point I should expect everyone to default to being horrible to me and annoyed at me for having to exist, even in my own living space. I was actually diagnosed with depression and anxiety and under treatment... But what I didn't do was treat him like he was part of a pattern instead of an individual person.

And that wasn't the rapport we had established! We were friend since I was still in school, and we had been having a long distance relationship ever since, where we would talk on the phone every night, and every 6 months he'd come to me and I'd get to see him again [and I used to jokingly called him Persephone because of that...]. But then the moment he moved in he just slid into treating me like the enemy, but then still being 'willing' to have sex...

And what I was trying to get him to understand was that I wanted him to interact with me like a person again instead of just using sex as a substitute to keep me happy. And for a long time he acted super reluctant about sex even though he kept saying he was enthusiastic about it, he blamed asthma, he blamed allergies, he blamed 'stuff' but he never actually opened up about what the issue was. I has the distinct impression that since moving in with me his attraction to me had just died a terrible death... And when I finally asked to step back from sex, I had the firm impression he might be asexual and just putting himself up to it to try to keep me happy. Even at the rate I will naturally seek sex from someone in a relationship [variable depending on the level of other engagement], I cannot tell you how much it kills the mood beyond even that when the person doesn't actually -act- enthusiastic about sex, and otherwise just acts like they want to tune me out all the time. I was -without the modern language for it- trying to get him to understand that I was probably also asexual and that what I really wanted was for him to just talk to me again and interact with me like a person, instead of acting like he expected me to abuse him the way his uncle and grandmother did.

And I tried every tactic I could, every appeal, both trying to get him to open up to me about problems and trying to figure out what the sexual disconnect was. I tried suggesting role play, I tried prying about what he was attracted to. I made a maid's outfit for fucks sake and subjected myself to that to see if it -did- anything... I tried being more dominant, gritting my teeth and tried acting submissive, I tried nibbling on him more, I tried suggesting different kinds of sex, trying to figure out what characters he was into, what was making him feel inadequate or whatever the problem was... He was a clam. [I mean he's supposed to be a bunny because his hair turns darker brown in spring and summer and lighter in the winter, but he was a total shellfish about it all.]

And even when I tried to talk to him about him not pitching in around the house they were very gentle and delicate appeals! I tried everything to make it rewarding for him too. Including making it kinky, including -the most effective tactic- making him apple pies every time I had a clean kitchen to do it in. My drill sergeant mode was absent, dialed to 0. I was on eggshells about potentially making him feel bad about himself but still desperately needing him to pull his weight.

And so when I ask him what I did that made me someone he couldn't go to anymore, or couldn't be open with, or acted like he didn't want... He sites a list of things other people did to him and how it made him feel about himself.

And, yeah, that tracks... But it's fucking infuriating... It's so fucking in your head with low self esteem to such a divorced from reality extreme that is sounds fucking -fake- to me now. and I know that's distrust created by -probably- only other people causing that impression, so I am inclined to believe the problem was really actually his own crippling lack of self-esteem... But like???

The only way this actually makes sense * to every part of my psyche* is if I buy into the idea that he equated sexual intimacy directly with love and personal intimacy with no line between the two, so seeking one and struggling with the other came off to him as setting him up for rejection... Which is the opposite of the impression I got from him. I distinctly have the impression we outright had conversations about how "normal people" equating those two things together was alienating to both of us. If pressed ai would have labelled him as demi the way I am then and now and would armchair diagnose him as also autistic. But that's the only way that "You'd made it clear that you didn't have any interest in being intimate with me (and I get why, I had many unresolved issues and was not pulling my weight), but still wanted me to pursue intimacy with the understanding the answer would be no, felt like a big Catch 22." direct quote, makes ANY fucking sense to me.

Maybe in the end he IS allosexual alloromantic and straight after all and did like me, and the only reason why he created the exact opposite impression was because he hated himself so fucking much he couldn't see over it. Maybe the dysphoria -for lack of a better term- of trying to have a relationship/sex as himself was just too much.

Everything else he had to say was an acknowledgement that I wasn't the problem and he was just too deep in his own head and negative self worth. Which yeah, actually feels a lot like closure on what the fuck was up because that aligns with what I suspected of the situation... But I had to just assume it and try to move on because until now he was a fucking clam... Or as he put it "I'm just seen as this horrible slug person"... Which *sigh* listen, this word is a fucking *choice*, and an ironic one, because a) he left himself open to the possibility of making the world's most hilariously bad typo given the context, and he should have more sense than that [I had him tested, his IQ, knowing it would be close to mine or higher and thinking that would help him, beyond jokes about numbers on paper I know he's clever], b) he knows I think slugs are cute, and c) he was actively jealous of one particular "slug man" -i remember this distinctly- who he knows I am attracted to, specifically, when he wasn't jealous of me liking any other fictional character for any period of time while we were together, not even the ones I actually felt qualified to make art or writing about, he just saw the affection I had for exactly one slug man and that was the fictional character that made him feel inadequate, much to my ongoing confusion... *deep breath* baby boy... The fuck? [part of me finds this word choice out of character and a little on the nose (and thus sus), but is this just a new thing people say now? We all remember the slug/slut typo post, yeah?]

Which... yeah, is just more "I couldn't go to you or engage with you as a person anymore because I had become convinced you were suddenly going to act like my abusers for no real reason I can articulate"...

And like, we had the conversation? We had the "baby boy is it just that you don't feel like sex anymore and you are afraid I'll be mad, we don't have to have sex if you don't like it" conversation!! Like I-

???? Self-loathing is a reality warping drug, and that's really the only closure I could have from this, IG???

I just... Everything else asides I am BAFFLED how "please spend time with me as a person and please tell me what would make you enjoy sex with me more" gets interpreted as "seek intimacy so I can reject you"... T~T ... i- I fucking MADE a maid's outfit, for myself, to wear, me, the "I was trying to look like a man before I knew I was trying to look like a man" and "I have to bargain with myself about skirts and makeup and act allergic to pink or anything feminizing" and "I won't wear a cat collar for fashion reasons because occasionally people think I am a sub because of it".. I- *stares into eternity* I tried...

The only thing that makes sense is that the moment he came to live under my roof he switched to mentally categorizing me as an authority figure instead of as his partner against the world... And just believed it so hard and so unconsciously nothing could ever unpack that.

So he acted like he couldn't stand me and was so paralyzed by insecurity he still needed me to take care of him and support him full time, because of how other people had treated him, and that's the closest I get to an answer.

And that's just that, I guess.

A large part of me speaking from well over 10 more year's experience insists that him cheating on me, and then just maintaining the charade catering to my expectations and sympathies [people have really fucked around on me okay?] makes way more rational sense than this... But self loathing isn't rational and I know that. If I can believe I ever had any accurate sense of his personality at all... I can believe this is him telling the truth. The insanely frustrating fucking truth.

If it was remotely appropriate or in context I would love him to give me a retrospective on why Piccolo dbz make him feel insecure when no other fictional men or women did [I was so confused by it at the time, he got really weird about it, when like I did way more art of Raziel and even Kisame? because hormones or smth happened to me on occasion]. But asking him that now feels mean and I don't think he'd have an answer anyway.

I'd also ask him questions to determine if he even ever noticed I had multiple personalities, but i also don't think that would be constructive, or get me anywhere, and might just make him feel bad for not paying attention to me.

Also, I either forgot just how often he refers to himself in third person or something during the pandemic broke him too. idk.

But like why it's so frustrating is it means the only reason why i didn't successfully save him from his family and build an amazing life for both of us, with him as my enthusiastic partner, in a blessedly cheap little apartment until I could buy us a house... Was because he was taking his trauma and self hatred out on me for reasons he can't even define. Like the fuck do you mean all that was that you felt unlovable? WE COULD HAVE HAD THE WORLD!!!

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gods I hope he's in therapy.

T~T

And like you would think that the potential that everyone else not having lied to me about these things in particular would feel like some kind of answers or closure, but their behaviour otherwise makes this less impactful than you would assume. I mean I have to be relieved I'm probably not as bad at reading people as I was starting to fear???

I mean I feel a little better in general now? But also??????????????????

~*~

... So now I just wait to see if he can find my bloody passport, I guess.

... And I should order alcohol soon. Tomorrow maybe? Is it too late now?

Then this list:

Glue the one drawer from the dresser that pulled apart [because 1-2 drawers were never glued by me to begin with because they *seemed* to be holding in one piece too well]

Glue spice rack back together

Get the last 3-5 totes reorganized so I can get the last disorganized looking pile of stuff tidied up and out of the way

Get the things I am giving away gone and out of the apartment

make ramp [for spring, haha, late]

renew health card

renew chob

make apt about wrist lump

make ultrasound appointment for IUD now that I have my health card

Get back to the women's college hospital

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Understanding Your Body: A Simple Guide to Vaginal Discharge Colors

Your body produces vaginal discharge for good reasons—it helps keep your vagina clean, balanced, and healthy. Understanding the different vaginal discharge color changes isn’t always fun, but it’s a smart way to watch your health. In this guide, we'll talk about what discharge is, what each color might mean, and when it could be time to see a doctor.

Key Takeaways

Vaginal discharge color can vary—most of the time it’s normal.

Clear, white, and slightly yellow discharge is usually okay.

Green, gray, or dark brown discharge may signal infection.

Texture, smell, and timing matter as much as color.

See a healthcare provider if you notice pain, itching, or a sudden change in vaginal discharge color or smell.

Understanding Vaginal Discharge

What Is Vaginal Discharge?

Vaginal discharge is fluid made by glands in the vagina and cervix. It helps clean out dead cells and bacteria naturally. It also adjusts throughout the menstrual cycle, so it's normal for the color or texture to change a bit each day.

Why the Body Produces It

Discharge keeps things healthy by:

Cleaning the vagina of old cells.

Balancing natural bacteria.

Keeping the vagina moist and protected from infection.

How Discharge Changes Throughout the Menstrual Cycle

Early cycle (just after period): Light and sticky, pale yellow or white.

Around ovulation: Clear and stretchy like egg whites—fertile time.

Before period: Thicker, creamier, white or off‑white.

Color Guide: What Different Vaginal Discharge Colors Mean

Clear or White Discharge

Clear, watery discharge: Common during ovulation or arousal. This color of vaginal discharge color is normal.

Milky white: Usually normal, especially if it’s thin and odor-free.

Thicker white clumps: Could mean a yeast infection if itchy or painful.

Yellow or Green Discharge

Bright yellow or green: Could be a sign of infection like bacterial vaginosis or an STI. Watch for itching, burning, or odor.

Pale yellow: May just mean the discharge dried on underwear.

Brown or Bloody Discharge

Light pink or brown: Might be leftover blood from a period or from ovulation spotting.

Dark brown: Sometimes happens at the end of a period when old blood exits.

Heavy red bleeding with discharge: Not normal—could signal fibroids or a more serious issue. Get checked.

Gray Discharge

Grayish discharge and a fishy smell often signal bacterial vaginosis. This is caused by an imbalance in vaginal bacteria. It usually needs treatment.

Pink Discharge

Light pink spotting: Can happen after sex or during ovulation. Hormone shifts can cause it.

Early pregnancy spotting: Sometimes vaginal discharge color will have light pink due to implantation—but always confirm with a test.

Other Discharge Indicators: Texture, Smell, and Amount

Thick, Clumpy Discharge

When the discharge resembles cottage cheese and comes with itching or redness, it’s usually a yeast infection.

Watery Discharge

Watery or thin discharge often happens during ovulation or after exercise. It’s usually normal.

Foul Odor or Unusual Consistency

Sour, fishy, or strong odor: Could mean bacterial vaginosis or another infection, especially if paired with gray or green vaginal discharge color.

Frothy discharge: Often linked to trichomoniasis—an STI that needs treatment.

Factors That Can Affect Vaginal Discharge

Hormonal Fluctuations

Changes in vaginal discharge color and texture happen during:

Birth control use (especially hormonal pills or IUDs).

Pregnancy, due to estrogen.

Menopause, which often thins discharge and makes it drier.

Hygiene Habits

Still, some habits can disrupt the natural balance:

Douching can disturb the vaginal pH.

Scented soaps and pads can cause irritation.

Tight or non‑breathable underwear can trap moisture—leading to infections.

Infections and Medical Conditions

Yeast infections cause thick, itchy white discharge.

Bacterial vaginosis causes gray or greenish discharge with a strong odor.

STIs (e.g., chlamydia, gonorrhea, trichomoniasis) can change vaginal discharge color and texture. Testing is important.

When to See a Doctor

Warning Signs You Shouldn't Ignore

Call your healthcare provider if you notice:

Green, gray, or yellow discharge with strong odor.

Discharge that’s watery but persistent, yellow, or changes suddenly.

Pain during sex, itching, burning, or spotting between periods.

Sudden shifts in vaginal discharge color, especially when paired with discomfort, are red flags.

Conclusion

Our bodies are built to tell us what’s happening. By paying attention to vaginal discharge color, texture, smell, and timing, you become more aware of what’s normal and what might require help. Most of the time, discharge is healthy and natural—but if something feels off, your healthcare provider can help you feel better. Trust your instincts and take charge of your health.

FAQs

1. Is white discharge always normal?

Yes, milky white discharge is usually normal. But if it’s thick, clumpy, and itchy—it might be a yeast infection.

2. Can stress affect vaginal discharge?

Yes. Stress can change your hormones, which might alter discharge color, texture, or amount.

3. What does smelly discharge mean?

A strong, fishy, or sour scent—especially with gray or green discharge—can signal bacterial vaginosis or other infections.

4. Does discharge mean I have an infection?

Not always. Normal discharge varies by cycle phase. But if vaginal discharge color changes suddenly or it’s accompanied by itching, pain, or odor, it's wise to see a doctor.

5. How often should I see a gynecologist about discharge?

If everything’s normal—once a year may be enough. But unusual discharge, after sex, during pregnancy, or when using birth control? Get checked sooner.

6. Is it safe to use over-the-counter treatments for abnormal discharge?

OTC antifungal creams can help with yeast infections. But for green, gray, or smelly discharge—don’t self‑treat. See a doctor for a proper diagnosis.

7. What role does diet play in vaginal health?

Eating yogurt with probiotics, staying hydrated, and avoiding excessive sugar can help maintain healthy vaginal discharge color and balance.

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Are Cell Phones the Hidden Culprits Behind Male Infertility?

Introduction

Best sexologist in India, As technology rapidly advances, our dependence on cell phones and Wi-Fi continues to grow. However, this progress comes at a potential cost: increased exposure to radiation and its associated health risks. Among these concerns, the impact of radiation on male fertility has become a major focus for researchers worldwide. Studies suggest that prolonged exposure to cell phone and Wi-Fi radiation may negatively affect male reproductive health, influencing key factors like sperm count, motility, and DNA integrity. These changes are believed to be driven by rising temperatures in reproductive tissues and heightened oxidative stress.

Do Cell Phones Affect Male Fertility?

Cell phones have become an inseparable part of our daily lives. With each new model, they grow smarter and more powerful, enhancing our connectivity and convenience. Yet, beneath these benefits lies a concerning downside: health risks that range from minor discomforts to potentially serious long-term effects.

Best sexologist in delhi  Cell phones emit radiofrequency radiation, which, while non-ionizing, can still generate thermal energy that may impact cells and tissues. As we increasingly rely on our phones, we not only risk physical strains like eye fatigue, neck pain, and disrupted sleep patterns but also deeper concerns such as potential damage to reproductive health.

Specifically, the influence of mobile phone radiation on male fertility has been a growing topic of scientific inquiry. Numerous studies have explored its impact on various reproductive parameters, including sperm quality and semen characteristics. A comprehensive review and meta-analysis confirmed that cell phone radiation is associated with a decline in sperm quality.

Recent research sheds light on the underlying mechanisms behind this effect. Findings suggest that oxidative stress and increased heat in the testicular region play a significant role in diminishing semen quality. The consequences? Lower sperm count, reduced motility, decreased sperm concentration and viability, and even a reduction in overall semen volume.

Given these findings, experts emphasize the urgent need for public awareness. Educating people about the potential reproductive risks of prolonged mobile radiation exposure is crucial to mitigating its impact and safeguarding male fertility.

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Understanding the Causes of Burning Sensation During Urination From The Best Urologist In Surat

Experiencing a burning sensation during urination can be alarming and uncomfortable. It’s a symptom that signals an underlying issue, ranging from mild infections to more serious medical conditions. This problem affects both men and women, though women tend to experience it more frequently due to anatomical differences, explain some of the best urologists in Surat. Understanding the root causes is essential for finding the right treatment and relief.

In this blog, we’ll explore the various causes behind the burning sensation during urination, helping you identify when it’s time to seek medical attention.

What Causes Burning Sensation During Urination?

Burning during urination, medically known as dysuria, occurs when the urinary tract or surrounding tissues are irritated or inflamed. Several factors can trigger this discomfort, and identifying the cause depends on the individual’s symptoms, medical history, and lifestyle. Doctors from the best hospital in Surat, SIDS Hospital, list the most common causes:

1. Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)

Urinary tract infections are one of the most common culprits of burning during urination. A UTI occurs when bacteria, typically Escherichia coli (E. coli), enter the urinary tract, causing inflammation. Women are particularly prone to UTIs due to their shorter urethra, which allows bacteria to travel to the bladder more easily.

Symptoms of a UTI include:

● Burning or pain during urination

● Frequent urge to urinate, even with little urine output

● Cloudy or foul-smelling urine

● Pelvic pain or pressure (in women)

Treatment for UTIs typically involves antibiotics prescribed by a healthcare provider. Drinking plenty of water and practicing good hygiene can help prevent future infections.

2. Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)

Certain STIs, such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, herpes, or trichomoniasis, can also cause burning during urination. These infections inflame the urethra and surrounding tissues, leading to discomfort.

According to the best urologists in Surat, key symptoms of STIs include:

● Burning sensation during urination

● Unusual discharge from the genitals

● Pain during intercourse

● Genital sores or itching

Prompt testing and treatment are essential to address STIs. Antibiotics or antiviral medications can manage these infections effectively.

3. Irritation or Allergic Reactions

Sometimes, burning during urination isn’t caused by an infection but rather by irritation or an allergic reaction to certain substances. Common irritants include:

● Harsh soaps or bubble baths

● Feminine hygiene products, such as douches or sprays

● Spermicide-coated condoms

● Laundry detergents or fabric softeners

These products can disrupt the pH balance of the genital area, leading to inflammation. If irritation is the cause, stopping the use of the offending product usually resolves the issue quickly, share our experts at SIDS hospital, one of the best urology hospital in Surat.

4. Kidney Stones or Bladder Stones

Kidney or bladder stones can cause painful urination if they obstruct the urinary tract or irritate its lining. Stones form when minerals in the urine crystallize, creating hard deposits.

Symptoms of stones include:

● Intense pain in the lower back, abdomen, or groin

● Burning during urination

● Pink, red, or brown urine due to blood

● Frequent need to urinate

Treatment varies depending on the size of the stone. Small stones may pass naturally with increased fluid intake, while larger stones might require medical intervention, such as lithotripsy or surgery.

5. Vaginal or Urethral Infections

In women, vaginal infections like yeast infections or bacterial vaginosis can irritate the urinary tract, causing a burning sensation during urination. Similarly, urethritis (inflammation of the urethra) in men or women can result from infections or trauma.

Symptoms of vaginal infections include:

● Itching or irritation in the vaginal area

● Unusual vaginal discharge

● Pain during urination or intercourse

Symptoms of urethritis include:

● Pain or burning during urination

● Discharge from the urethra (in men)

Both conditions are treatable with antifungal or antibiotic medications, depending on the underlying cause.

6. Prostatitis in Men

Prostatitis, or inflammation of the prostate gland, is a common cause of painful urination in men. It can result from bacterial infections or other factors like stress or injury.

Symptoms of prostatitis include:

● Burning during urination

● Difficulty starting or stopping urination

● Pain in the pelvis, lower back, or genitals

● Flu-like symptoms (in bacterial prostatitis)

The best urologists in Surat usually treat this with antibiotics, anti-inflammatory medications, or lifestyle adjustments.

7. Medical Conditions Affecting the Bladder or Urethra

Chronic conditions like interstitial cystitis (painful bladder syndrome) or overactive bladder can also cause burning during urination. These conditions are often non-infectious and require specialized treatment.

Symptoms of interstitial cystitis include:

● Chronic pelvic pain

● Urgent or frequent urination

● Pain during urination, despite no infection

8. Dehydration or Diet

In some cases, burning urination stems from dehydration or consuming irritants like caffeine, alcohol, or spicy foods. Experts from SIDS Hospital, one of the best hospitals in Surat, explain that when urine becomes too concentrated, it irritates the urinary tract, leading to discomfort.

When Should You See a Doctor?

While mild cases may resolve on their own, persistent or severe symptoms warrant medical attention. Consult a doctor if you experience:

● Burning that lasts more than a day or two

● Fever, chills, or nausea

● Blood in your urine

● Pain that radiates to your back or sides

Final Thoughts

A burning sensation during urination is not only uncomfortable but also a sign that something may be wrong with your urinary or reproductive system. Identifying the cause is crucial for effective treatment and relief. Whether it’s an infection, irritation, or underlying condition, addressing the issue promptly by doctors from the best urology hospital in Surat can prevent complications and improve your quality of life.

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When Should You Be Concerned About Vaginal Discharge?

Vaginal discharge is a natural process that helps keep the vagina clean and free from infections. However, changes in its color, texture, or odor can sometimes indicate an underlying health issue. Knowing when to consult a healthcare professional, such as a gynaecologist in Indore, is crucial for maintaining your reproductive health.

Normal vs. Abnormal Discharge 

Normal Vaginal Discharge 

Typically, vaginal discharge is clear or milky white and has no unpleasant odor. The amount and consistency can vary based on hormonal changes during the menstrual cycle, pregnancy, or sexual activity. 

Abnormal Vaginal Discharge 

You should be concerned if you notice changes such as: 

Color changes: Yellow, green or gray discharge may indicate an infection. 

Foul odor: A fishy or strong odor could signify bacterial vaginosis or another infection. 

Unusual texture: Thick, cottage cheese-like discharge may suggest a yeast infection, while frothy discharge could point to trichomoniasis. 

Accompanying symptoms: Itching, burning, swelling, or pelvic pain alongside discharge can indicate an issue requiring medical attention. 

Common Causes of Abnormal Discharge 

1) Bacterial Vaginosis (BV): 

BV occurs when the natural balance of bacteria in the vagina is disrupted. It often causes a thin, grayish discharge with a strong odor.

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2) Yeast Infections: 

Overgrowth of yeast in the vagina leads to thick, white discharge with intense itching and irritation. 

3) Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs): 

STIs like chlamydia, gonorrhea, or trichomoniasis can cause abnormal discharge. Consulting the best gynecologist in Indore for a diagnosis is essential if you suspect an STI. 

4) Hormonal Imbalances: 

Hormonal fluctuations due to pregnancy, menopause, or conditions like PCOS can alter vaginal discharge. 

When to See a Gynecologist 

If you experience persistent abnormal discharge, pain, or other symptoms, it’s time to consult a gynecologist in Indore. Early intervention can prevent complications and ensure your health is well-managed. 

How the Best Gynecologist in Indore Can Help 

The best gynecologist in Indore can identify the cause of abnormal discharge through detailed evaluation and testing. Whether it’s an infection or hormonal issue, they can provide effective treatment, including medications and lifestyle guidance. 

Your reproductive health is vital. Don’t hesitate to seek help if you notice any concerning changes in vaginal discharge. Regular check-ups with a trusted gynecologist can help maintain your well-being.

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Common Causes of Yellowish Vaginal Discharge

Vaginal discharge is an essential part of a healthy reproductive system, serving as a natural way to maintain cleanliness and balance. While discharge is generally clear or white, changes in its color, such as a yellowish tint, may leave you feeling concerned. 

What are the common causes of yellowish vaginal discharge, and when should you see a doctor? This article dives deep into the potential reasons behind this condition, symptoms to watch for, and steps to address the issue, helping you stay informed and proactive about your vaginal health.

What is Yellowish Vaginal Discharge?

Yellowish vaginal discharge refers to a change in the color of the natural fluid produced by the vagina and cervix. While discharge is typically clear or white, it can sometimes take on a yellow hue due to various factors. This could range from normal bodily changes to underlying health concerns.

 The discharge serves an essential function in cleaning the vagina and maintaining its natural balance. Understanding its characteristics can help determine whether it’s normal or requires attention.

Is Yellowish Discharge Always a Cause for Concern?

Not all yellowish discharge is abnormal. How to treat yellow discharge, especially without a strong odor or accompanying symptoms, is often harmless and linked to hormonal fluctuations. However, bright yellow or greenish-yellow discharge, particularly when paired with itching, burning, or a bad smell, may indicate an infection. 

Paying attention to the specific characteristics of the discharge can help distinguish between normal changes and signs of a problem. 

Hormonal Changes and Their Role in Discharge

Hormonal changes during different stages of life or the menstrual cycle can significantly impact vaginal discharge. Before menstruation or during pregnancy, for example, discharge may appear yellowish due to hormone shifts.

 While these changes are usually harmless, understanding your body’s patterns can help identify when something is out of the ordinary and requires medical advice.

Bacterial Vaginosis and Yellow Discharge

Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is a common vaginal condition caused by an imbalance in the natural bacteria. It often results in yellow or gray discharge accompanied by a fishy odor. 

Although BV is not a sexually transmitted infection, it can increase susceptibility to STIs and other complications if left untreated. Antibiotics prescribed by a healthcare provider are usually effective in resolving BV.

Yeast Infections and Discolored Discharge

Yeast infections are another common cause of changes in vaginal discharge. While they typically produce thick, white discharge, some cases may result in a yellowish tint when mixed with other fluids or infections. 

Symptoms like severe itching, redness, and swelling often accompany the discharge, signaling the need for antifungal treatments.

STIs Linked to Yellowish Vaginal Discharge

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) like trichomoniasis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia frequently cause yellow or greenish discharge. 

These infections may also present with additional symptoms such as pelvic pain, itching, and bleeding between periods. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial to prevent long-term reproductive health complications.

Irritation and Allergies as Possible Causes

Exposure to irritating substances, such as scented soaps, douches, or certain fabrics, can lead to inflammation and changes in discharge color. In these cases, yellowish discharge is typically mild and resolves once the irritant is removed. 

However, prolonged exposure can cause more significant issues, so switching to gentle, unscented products is often beneficial.

The Impact of Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)

Pelvic inflammatory disease is a serious infection of the female reproductive organs, often resulting from untreated STIs. 

Yellowish discharge is a common symptom, along with fever, pelvic pain, and painful urination. If left untreated, PID can lead to infertility and chronic pain, making prompt medical intervention essential.

Retained Foreign Objects and Their Effect on Discharge

Forgotten tampons, contraceptives, or other foreign objects in the vagina can lead to infections that cause yellowish discharge with a foul odor.

 This condition often includes discomfort or itching and requires immediate removal of the object and medical treatment to prevent complications.

Preventing Abnormal Yellowish Vaginal Discharge

Good hygiene practices and healthy habits can help prevent abnormal discharge. Use mild, unscented products for cleaning, avoid douching, and wear breathable fabrics like cotton. 

Practicing safe sex and attending regular gynecological check-ups also play a key role in maintaining vaginal health and preventing infections that could lead to yellowish discharge.

Conclusion

Yellowish vaginal discharge is a common concern, but it isn’t always a sign of a serious problem. While hormonal changes or minor irritations may cause harmless yellow discharge, infections, and other health conditions require prompt attention. 

By understanding the common causes of yellowish vaginal discharge, practicing good hygiene, and seeking medical advice when necessary, you can ensure your vaginal health remains in top shape.

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Vaginal Infections: Common Causes, Symptoms, and When to Seek Medical Advice

Vaginal infections are a common concern for many women, and they can occur at any age. These infections can cause discomfort, disrupt daily activities, and, if left untreated, may lead to more serious health issues. Understanding the causes, symptoms, and when to seek medical advice is crucial for maintaining good reproductive health. If you experience any signs of a vaginal infection, consulting a gynecologist in Indore can help you get the appropriate diagnosis and treatment.

Common Causes of Vaginal Infections

Bacterial Vaginosis (BV): This is caused by an imbalance in the bacteria naturally present in the vagina. When harmful bacteria overgrow, it can lead to symptoms like unusual discharge and an unpleasant odor. Douching and sexual activity with new or multiple partners are common risk factors.

Yeast Infections: A yeast infection is caused by an overgrowth of Candida, a fungus normally found in small amounts in the vagina. Triggers include antibiotics, a weakened immune system, high blood sugar levels, or hormonal changes.

Trichomoniasis: This is a sexually transmitted infection (STI) caused by the parasite Trichomonas vaginalis. Symptoms include itching, burning, and a frothy, yellow-green vaginal discharge with a strong odor.

Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs): Besides trichomoniasis, infections like chlamydia, gonorrhea, and herpes can cause vaginal infections. These are transmitted through sexual contact and can lead to serious complications if not treated.

Poor Hygiene: Inadequate or improper cleaning of the genital area can lead to infections, as can wearing tight, non-breathable clothing that traps moisture, creating an environment for bacteria or fungi to thrive.

Symptoms of Vaginal Infections

Unusual vaginal discharge (color, consistency, or odor)

Itching or irritation in the vaginal area

Burning sensation, especially during urination

Pain or discomfort during intercourse

Redness or swelling of the vulva

When to Seek Medical Advice

It’s important to seek help from a gynecologist in Indore if you experience any of the following:

Symptoms that last more than a few days

A persistent change in vaginal discharge

Severe itching, swelling, or redness

Pain during urination or sexual intercourse

Symptoms that don’t improve after using over-the-counter treatments

In some cases, vaginal infections may be symptoms of more serious underlying conditions. Regular visits to a gynecologist in Indore are crucial for preventive care and early detection of any gynecological issues. A healthcare professional can help you determine the cause of the infection and recommend the appropriate treatment, ensuring quick relief and preventing complications.

Also Read: Fertility Clinic in Indore

Early intervention and proper hygiene are essential in maintaining your reproductive health. Don’t hesitate to seek medical advice when needed, and stay informed about your body’s signals.

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Gynecological Health: Common Issues and Treatments

Gynecological health is an essential aspect of a woman's overall well-being. Understanding common gynecological issues and their treatments can help you maintain your health and address any concerns promptly. Here’s a look at some of the most common gynecological problems and how they are typically treated.

1. Menstrual Disorders

Irregular Periods: Many women experience irregular menstrual cycles at some point. Causes can range from stress and significant weight changes to underlying health conditions like polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).

Treatment: Treatment depends on the cause but may include lifestyle changes, hormonal birth control, or medication to address underlying conditions.

Heavy Bleeding (Menorrhagia): Excessive menstrual bleeding can interfere with daily life and lead to anemia.

Treatment: Options include hormonal therapies, such as birth control pills or intrauterine devices (IUDs), nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) to reduce bleeding, and, in severe cases, surgical interventions like endometrial ablation or hysterectomy.

Painful Periods (Dysmenorrhea): Cramps and pain during menstruation are common but can be severe for some women, indicating conditions like endometriosis or fibroids.

Treatment: NSAIDs, hormonal treatments, and lifestyle changes such as exercise and dietary adjustments can help manage pain. Severe cases may require more intensive treatment, including surgery.

2. Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)

PCOS is a hormonal disorder common among women of reproductive age. It can cause irregular periods, excess androgen levels, and polycystic ovaries.

Treatment: Managing PCOS often involves a combination of lifestyle changes, such as weight loss and exercise, and medications to regulate menstrual cycles, reduce androgen levels, and manage symptoms like acne and excess hair growth.

3. Endometriosis

Endometriosis occurs when tissue similar to the lining inside the uterus grows outside the uterus, causing pain, heavy periods, and sometimes infertility.

Treatment: Pain management through NSAIDs, hormonal therapies to reduce or eliminate menstruation, and surgical options to remove endometrial growths are common treatments. In severe cases, a hysterectomy may be considered.

4. Fibroids

Fibroids are noncancerous growths in the uterus that can cause heavy menstrual bleeding, pain, and pressure symptoms.

Treatment: Options range from watchful waiting for small, asymptomatic fibroids to medications that regulate hormones and reduce symptoms. Surgical treatments include myomectomy (removal of fibroids) or hysterectomy (removal of the uterus).

5. Vaginal Infections

Yeast Infections: Caused by an overgrowth of Candida yeast, symptoms include itching, burning, and a thick, white discharge.

Treatment: Antifungal medications, available over-the-counter or by prescription, can treat yeast infections effectively.

Bacterial Vaginosis (BV): BV is caused by an imbalance of bacteria in the vagina, leading to symptoms like discharge, odor, and irritation.

Treatment: Antibiotics prescribed by a healthcare provider can resolve BV.

Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs): Common STIs include chlamydia, gonorrhea, and trichomoniasis, which can cause various symptoms or be asymptomatic.

Treatment: Antibiotics can treat most bacterial STIs. It’s essential to get regular screenings and ensure that sexual partners are also treated to prevent reinfection.

6. Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)

PID is an infection of the reproductive organs, often caused by sexually transmitted bacteria spreading from the vagina to the uterus, fallopian tubes, or ovaries.

Treatment: Prompt treatment with antibiotics is crucial to prevent complications like chronic pain and infertility.

7. Menopause and Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)

Menopause marks the end of a woman’s reproductive years and comes with symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats, and vaginal dryness.

Treatment: Lifestyle changes, non-hormonal medications, and hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can help manage symptoms. HRT should be discussed with a healthcare provider to weigh the benefits and risks.

Conclusion

Maintaining gynecological health is vital for overall well-being. Regular check-ups with a gynecologist, staying informed about common issues, and seeking timely treatment can help you address any concerns effectively. If you experience any unusual symptoms or have concerns about your gynecological health, don’t hesitate to consult with your healthcare provider. Early detection and treatment are key to managing these common issues and maintaining a healthy, active life.

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Effective Treatment for Vaginal Itching and White Discharge: Trust Dr. Shilpa in Vile Parle

When it comes to women’s health, certain issues can cause discomfort and concern, particularly when they affect such a sensitive area. Vaginal itching and white discharge are common complaints that can significantly impact your quality of life. At Dr. Shilpa's clinic in Vile Parle, we understand the distress these symptoms can cause and are dedicated to providing effective, compassionate treatment tailored to your needs.

Understanding Vaginal Itching and White Discharge

Vaginal itching and white discharge can be symptoms of various conditions. They can range from mild irritations to more serious infections requiring prompt medical attention. Here’s a closer look at what might be causing these symptoms:

Yeast Infections: One of the most common causes of vaginal itching and white discharge is a yeast infection. This condition occurs when there is an overgrowth of Candida, a type of fungus naturally found in the vagina. Symptoms include intense itching, thick white discharge, and redness.

Bacterial Vaginosis (BV): BV is another frequent culprit. It happens when the balance of bacteria in the vagina is disrupted, leading to an overgrowth of harmful bacteria. BV is characterized by a thin, grayish-white discharge with a fishy odor, and may also cause itching.

Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs): Some STIs, such as chlamydia and gonorrhea, can cause vaginal discharge and itching. These conditions require immediate medical treatment to prevent complications.

Hormonal Changes: Hormonal fluctuations, particularly during pregnancy, menopause, or while using hormonal contraceptives, can alter vaginal discharge and cause itching.

Allergic Reactions: Allergies to products such as soaps, detergents, or fabric softeners can also lead to vaginal itching and discharge.

Why Choose Dr. Shilpa for Treatment?

Dr. Shilpa's clinic in Vile Parle is renowned for its comprehensive and personalized approach to women’s health. Here are some reasons why you should consider seeking treatment with Dr. Shilpa:

Expertise and Experience: Dr. Shilpa has extensive experience in diagnosing and treating a wide range of gynecological issues. Her expertise ensures accurate diagnosis and effective treatment plans tailored to your specific needs.

Personalized Care: At Dr. Shilpa's clinic, you are not just another patient. We take the time to understand your symptoms, medical history, and lifestyle to develop a personalized treatment plan that addresses the root cause of your issues.

State-of-the-Art Facilities: Our clinic is equipped with modern medical equipment and facilities, ensuring you receive the highest standard of care. We use advanced diagnostic tools to accurately identify the cause of your symptoms and provide effective treatment.

Holistic Approach: Dr. Shilpa believes in a holistic approach to treatment. This means considering all aspects of your health, including physical, emotional, and lifestyle factors, to provide comprehensive care.

Comfort and Confidentiality: We understand that discussing intimate health issues can be uncomfortable. Our clinic provides a safe, confidential, and supportive environment where you can feel at ease.

Treatment Options for Vaginal Itching and White Discharge

At Dr. Shilpa's clinic, we offer a range of treatment options tailored to the specific cause of your symptoms:

Medications: Depending on the diagnosis, Dr. Shilpa may prescribe antifungal medications for yeast infections, antibiotics for bacterial vaginosis or STIs, and antihistamines for allergic reactions. These medications can be in the form of oral tablets, topical creams, or vaginal suppositories.

Hormonal Therapy: If hormonal imbalances are contributing to your symptoms, hormonal therapy may be recommended. This can help restore the balance of hormones and alleviate symptoms.

Lifestyle and Dietary Changes: Sometimes, simple lifestyle and dietary changes can make a significant difference. Dr. Shilpa will provide guidance on maintaining good vaginal health through proper hygiene, wearing breathable cotton underwear, and avoiding irritants like scented products.

Probiotics: For some women, probiotics can help restore the natural balance of bacteria in the vagina. Dr. Shilpa may recommend specific probiotic supplements or dietary adjustments to support vaginal health.

Regular Monitoring and Follow-Up: Regular follow-up appointments are essential to monitor your progress and make any necessary adjustments to your treatment plan. Dr. Shilpa is committed to ensuring you achieve optimal health and well-being.

Preventive Tips for Maintaining Vaginal Health

Preventing future episodes of vaginal itching and white discharge is an important part of treatment. Here are some tips recommended by Dr. Shilpa:

Practice Good Hygiene: Keep the vaginal area clean and dry. Use mild, unscented soap and water to wash the area, and avoid douching, which can disrupt the natural balance of bacteria.

Wear Breathable Fabrics: Opt for cotton underwear and avoid tight-fitting clothes that can trap moisture and create an environment conducive to infections.

Avoid Irritants: Steer clear of scented hygiene products, such as sprays, tampons, and pads. These can cause irritation and allergic reactions.

Maintain a Healthy Diet: A balanced diet rich in nutrients supports overall health, including vaginal health. Incorporate foods that are high in probiotics, such as yogurt, to promote a healthy balance of bacteria.

Stay Hydrated: Drinking plenty of water helps flush out toxins and maintain overall health.

Safe Sexual Practices: Use protection during sexual activity to reduce the risk of STIs. Regular screening and open communication with your partner about sexual health are also important.

Conclusion

Vaginal itching and white discharge can be distressing, but with the right treatment, relief is possible. At Dr. Shilpa's clinic in Vile Parle, we offer expert care, personalized treatment plans, and a holistic approach to women’s health. Whether you are dealing with a yeast infection, bacterial vaginosis, or any other condition, Dr. Shilpa is here to help you achieve optimal health and well-being.

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Vaginal white  discharge -

Vaginal discharge is a normal and common occurrence in women. It plays a crucial role in maintaining vaginal health by cleaning the vagina and helping to prevent infections. The characteristics of vaginal discharge can vary throughout the menstrual cycle and are influenced by factors such as hormonal changes, sexual activity, and overall health. Here are some details about white discharge in women:

1. Normal Vaginal Discharge:

   Color: Normal discharge can be clear, white, or slightly off-white.

  Consistency: It is usually thin or slightly sticky.

  Odor: It may have a mild, inoffensive odor.

  Amount - The volume of discharge can vary, and it may increase around ovulation.

2. Menstrual Cycle Changes:

  Before Ovulation: A clear and stretchy discharge, often referred to as egg white cervical mucus, is common and indicates fertility. This type of discharge is conducive to sperm survival and movement.

  After Ovulation: The discharge may become thicker and less abundant.

3. Pregnancy:

  Early Pregnancy: Some women may experience an increase in white or milky discharge early in pregnancy due to hormonal changes.

 Later Pregnancy: As pregnancy progresses, an increase in vaginal discharge is normal, but it should not have a foul odor or be accompanied by itching or irritation.

4. Infection or Imbalance:

  Yeast Infection: A white, cottage cheese-like discharge, often accompanied by itching and redness, may indicate a yeast infection.

  Bacterial Vaginosis: Discharge may be white or gray and may have a fishy odor. It is often associated with bacterial overgrowth in the vagina.

 Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs): Certain STIs, such as trichomoniasis or chlamydia, can cause changes in vaginal discharge. Testing is crucial for accurate diagnosis.

5. Other Considerations:

  Medications: Some medications, such as antibiotics, may affect the balance of vaginal flora and lead to changes in discharge.

  Hormonal Contraceptives: Birth control pills and other hormonal contraceptives can influence vaginal discharge.

It's important to note that while some changes in vaginal discharge are normal, any significant or sudden changes, especially if accompanied by itching, irritation, or a foul odor, should be discussed with a healthcare provider. Regular gynecological check-ups and screenings are essential for maintaining reproductive health. If you have concerns or are experiencing unusual symptoms, seek advice from a healthcare professional for proper evaluation and guidance.

Colors of Vaginal Discharge -

White vaginal discharge can vary in color, and the shade of white may be influenced by factors such as the menstrual cycle, hormonal changes, and overall health. Here are some details about the color variations of white discharge:

1. Clear or Translucent White:

   Characteristics:  Clear or nearly transparent.

  Indication: This type of discharge is often considered normal and is commonly associated with the natural cleaning and lubrication of the vagina.

2. Milky White:

   Characteristics: Opaque or slightly creamy appearance.

   Indication: Milky white discharge is common, especially during different phases of the menstrual cycle. It can be a result of hormonal changes and may also be observed during pregnancy.

3. Yellowish-White:

   Characteristics: White with a faint yellow tint.

   Indication: A slight yellowish hue is generally considered normal, but if the color becomes more pronounced or is accompanied by other symptoms, it may indicate an infection or other issue.

4. Grayish-White:

   Characteristics: White with a gray undertone.

   Indication: A grayish hue in the discharge, particularly if accompanied by a fishy odor, may be indicative of bacterial vaginosis (BV), an imbalance in the vaginal flora.

5.Cottage Cheese-Like (Thick and White):

   Characteristics: Thick and clumpy, resembling cottage cheese.

   Indication: This type of discharge is often associated with yeast infections, caused by an overgrowth of the Candida fungus.

6. Yellow-Green or Frothy White:

   Characteristics: Yellow-green color and a frothy appearance.

   Indication: This type of discharge may be a sign of trichomoniasis, a sexually transmitted infection caused by the protozoan parasite Trichomonas vaginalis.

It's crucial to emphasize that variations in the color of vaginal discharge are common and can be influenced by numerous factors. While some changes are normal, significant alterations in color, especially when accompanied by unusual symptoms such as itching, burning, or a foul odor, should be discussed with a healthcare provider. Regular gynecological check-ups and open communication with a healthcare professional are important for maintaining vaginal health.

Vaginal discharge types - 

Vaginal discharge can vary in color, consistency, and amount throughout a woman's menstrual cycle and life stages. Here are some common types of white discharge in women:

1. Normal Discharge:

  Color: Clear, white, or slightly off-white.

  Consistency: Thin or slightly sticky.

  Amount: Varies, may increase around ovulation.

  Odor: Mild or no odor.

2. Ovulatory Discharge:

   Color: Clear, stretchy, and similar to raw egg whites.

   Consistency: Slippery and elastic.

   Amount: Increased around the time of ovulation.

   Purpose: Facilitates sperm survival and movement.

3. Early Pregnancy Discharge:

   Color: Milky or white.

   Consistency: Thicker than usual.

   Amount: Increased.

   Odor: Mild or no odor.

   Purpose: Related to hormonal changes during early pregnancy.

4.Yeast Infection Discharge:

   Color: Thick, white, or cottage cheese-like.

   Consistency: Clumpy and may resemble curdled milk.

Symptoms- Itching, redness, and discomfort.

   Odor- Typically no strong odor.

5. Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) Discharge:

   Color: Thin, gray or white.

   Consistency: Watery.

   Symptoms: Fishy odor, itching, and irritation.

   Odor: Noticeable, especially after sex.

6. Trichomoniasis Discharge:

   Color: Frothy, yellow-green, or white.

   Consistency: Foamy and thin.

   Symptoms: Itching, burning, and discomfort.

   Odor: Unpleasant and strong.

7. Cervical Mucus Changes:

   Color: Clear or white.

   Consistency: Changes during the menstrual cycle (thinner and more stretchy during ovulation).

   Amount: Varies throughout the cycle.

   Purpose: Plays a role in fertility by facilitating or inhibiting sperm movement.

8. Hormonal Changes (Menopause) Discharge:

   Color: White or yellowish.

   Consistency: Thinner or more watery in some cases.

   Amount: May decrease in postmenopausal women.

   Odor: May be different due to hormonal changes.

It's important to note that variations in vaginal discharge are normal, and each woman's body is unique. However, any significant changes in color, consistency, or associated symptoms like itching, irritation, or a foul odor should be discussed with a healthcare provider for proper evaluation and diagnosis. Regular gynecological check-ups are essential for maintaining reproductive health.

 Some details about health issues related to white discharge:

White vaginal discharge is a normal and common part of the female reproductive system, often indicating the body's natural cleaning and self-maintenance processes. However, certain changes in the color, consistency, amount, or accompanying symptoms of white discharge may be associated with various health issues. Here are some details about health issues related to white discharge:

1. Yeast Infection (Candidiasis)-

   Characteristics: Thick, white, cottage cheese-like discharge.

   Symptoms: Itching, redness, swelling, and discomfort in the vaginal area.

   Cause: Overgrowth of the Candida fungus.

   Treatment: Antifungal medications, either over-the-counter or prescribed by a healthcare provider.

2. Bacterial Vaginosis (BV):

   Characteristics: Thin, gray or white discharge with a fishy odor.

   Symptoms: Odor, itching, and irritation.

   Cause: Imbalance in the normal vaginal bacteria.

   Treatment: Antibiotics prescribed by a healthcare provider.

3. Trichomoniasis:

   Characteristics: Frothy, yellow-green or white discharge with a strong, unpleasant odor.

   Symptoms: Itching, burning, and irritation.

   Cause: Infection by the protozoan parasite Trichomonas vaginalis.

   Treatment: Antiprotozoal medication prescribed by a healthcare provider.

4. Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs):

   Chlamydia and Gonorrhea: These infections may cause changes in vaginal discharge, including white or yellowish color.

  Symptoms: Painful urination, pelvic pain, abnormal bleeding.

  Treatment: Antibiotics prescribed by a healthcare provider.

5. Hormonal Changes:

   Pregnancy: Increased white discharge can occur due to hormonal changes.

   Menopause: Hormonal fluctuations during menopause can affect vaginal discharge.

   Treatment: Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) may be recommended in menopausal women.

6. Cervical Mucus Changes:

   Ovulation: Increased and stretchy white or clear discharge during ovulation is normal and indicates fertility.

   Pregnancy: Increased cervical mucus can be an early sign of pregnancy.

7. Allergies or Irritants:

   Certain Products: The use of scented soaps, detergents, or contraceptive products may cause irritation and changes in discharge.

   Symptoms: Itching, redness, or discomfort.

   Treatment: Avoiding irritants, using mild, unscented products, and consulting a healthcare provider if symptoms persist.

It's essential to pay attention to any significant or sudden changes in vaginal discharge, especially if accompanied by other symptoms such as itching, redness, pain, or an unusual odor. If you experience such changes, it is advisable to seek medical advice for a proper diagnosis and appropriate treatment. Regular gynecological check-ups can also help in maintaining reproductive health and detecting potential issues early on.

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Best sexologist in India, Globally, it is estimated that approximately 322 million men will experience ED by the year 2025, showcasing the widespread nature of this condition. The prevalence of ED increases with age, with around 40% of men aged 40 experiencing some degree of erectile dysfunction, and this number rises to about 70% for men aged 70.

In India, ED is a growing concern due to various factors, including lifestyle changes, stress, and the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases such as diabetes and cardiovascular disorders. According to a study published in the Indian Journal of Urology, the overall prevalence of ED in India is estimated to be around 49.5%, with mild, moderate, and severe ED affecting 31.6%, 12.3%, and 5.6% of the study population, respectively.

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WHAT IS LEUCORRHEA ?

Leucorrhoea, also known as vaginal discharge, is a normal and common occurrence in women. It involves a white or yellowish discharge from the vagina that can vary in consistency. While some amount of discharge is normal, changes in color, odour or consistency indicates an infection or other health issue.

CAUSES OF LEUCORRHEA :

Leucorrhoea can have various causes, including:

Hormonal changes: Fluctuations in hormones during the menstrual cycle, pregnancy or menopause can lead to increased vaginal discharge.

Infections: Bacterial, fungal or parasitic infections such as yeast infection, bacterial vaginosis or sexually transmitted infections (STIs) can cause abnormal discharge.

Poor hygiene: Inadequate genital hygiene can contribute to the development of infections and increased discharge.

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs): Infections such as chlamydia, gonorrhea or trichomoniasis can cause changes in vaginal discharge.

Irritants: The use of harsh soaps, douches, or certain laundry detergents can irritate the genital area and lead to increased discharge.

Allergies: Allergic reactions to certain fabrics, latex or other materials in contact with the genital area cause leucorrhoea.

Certain Medications: Some medications alter the balance of vaginal flora, leading to changes in discharge.

Chronic Illnesses: Conditions like diabetes or immune system disorders can affect the body's ability to fight infections, contributing to leucorrhoea.

SYMPTOMS OF LEUCORRHEA :

The primary symptom of leucorrhoea is an abnormal vaginal discharge. However, associated symptoms  include:

Changes in discharge: An increase in volume, change in color (white, yellow, green) or an unusual odor.

Itching or irritation: Discomfort or itching in the genital area.

Pain or discomfort: Pain during urination or sexual intercourse can be associated with certain causes of leucorrhoea, such as infections.

Redness and swelling: Inflammation of the vulva or vaginal tissues.

Burning sensation: A sensation of burning while urinating or during other activities.

DIAGNOSIS OF LEUCORRHEA :

Diagnosing leucorrhoea involves a combination of medical history, physical examination, and sometimes laboratory tests.

Medical history: The healthcare provider will ask about the individual's medical history, including details about the nature of the discharge, associated symptoms, menstrual cycle, sexual activity and hygiene practices.

Physical examination: A pelvic examination is often performed to assess the vagina, cervix, and surrounding tissues for signs of infection, inflammation or other abnormalities.

Laboratory tests: Depending on the suspected cause, the healthcare provider recommend tests such as a vaginal swab or culture to identify specific pathogens, a Pap smear to check for abnormal cervical cells, or blood tests for sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

Imaging studies: In some cases, imaging studies like ultrasound is used to assess the pelvic organs if there is a suspicion of underlying structural issues.

AYURVEDIC TREATMENT OF LEUCORRHEA

Ayurvedic treatments for leucorrhea focus on balancing the doshas (Vata, Pitta and Kapha), improving overall health and addressing the root cause. Here are some Ayurvedic approaches:

Common Herbs that are useful :

Ashoka : Known for its uterine health benefits.

Lodhra : Has anti-inflammatory properties.

Shatavari : Supports female reproductive health.

Daruharidra

Musta

Yashtimadhu

Sariva

Shalmali

Lajjalu

Dietary Changes:

Emphasize a balanced diet with a variety of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.

Avoid spicy, oily, and processed foods.

Lifestyle Modifications:

Maintain proper hygiene practices.

Practice stress-reducing activities like yoga and meditation.

Ayurvedic Formulations:

Pushyanug choorna

Jeerakavaleha

Bol parpati

Lodhrasava

Chandanasava

Kukkutandtwak bhasma

Panchavalkal kwatha

Ashokarishta

Patrangasava

Kushmanda rasayan

Shatavari guda

CAC TREATMENT OF LEUCORRHEA

LEUCORRHEA GO KIT

Ayurvedic treatment comprises removing accumulated toxins and balancing Kapha dosha, as well as toning up the muscles of the reproductive organs with Ayurvedic drugs. Chandigarh Ayurved Centre’s “Leucorrhea Go Kit” for herbal and natural treatment Of Leucorrhea. This kit contain :

Leuco Care Tablet

Femine Care Tablet

Detox Premium Powder

Women Champion Syrup

Re Fresh Tablet

ALL PRODUCTS DESCRIPTION IN DETAIL: Detox Premium Powder

This herbal powder is prepared from ingredients such as parwal pishti, shukta pishti, jahar mohra pishti, akik pishti, giloy satv, &amp. These all ingredients in combination reduce excessive white discharge from the vagina, pain during micturition, abdominal cramps, itching, & fatigue, etc.

Recommended Dosage: Take 1 sachet twice daily with normal water.

Leuco Care Tablets

These herbal capsules treat vaginal discharge, foul smell, painful conditions, fatigue, etc. The various ingredients used for the formation of the capsules are Kukkutandwaka bhasma, Mochras, Supari, Nagkesar, Ashok, Gond katira, etc that is good for leucorrhea patients.

Recommended Dosage: Take 2 tablets twice daily with normal water.

Re Fresh Tablet

CAC Re Fresh Tablet is a pure herbo-mineral formulation prepared from best quality of herbs. This tablet is best for female mental and physical health, also helps to boost up the immunity. The herbal ingredients present in these tablets are used to maintain person’s health and refreshes the mind and body. These tablets improves digestion, eliminates constipation, stress, nourishes brain,  acts as analgesic, anti-inflammatory, etc.

Recommended Dosage: Take 1 tablet twice daily with normal water.

Femine care tablet

CAC Femine care tablet is a pure and natural remedy that contains various herbs extract that works on the female reproductive system and make it healthy. These tablets show antioxidant properties, anti inflamatory and immuno modulater properties.

Recommended Dosage: Take 1 tablet twice daily with normal water.

Women Champion Syrup:

Woman Champion is purely herbal and ayurvedic formulation. It is a very effective tonic for women and help to maintain their health. It balances all the doshas of body and also maintain hormone levels . It contains herbs like Lodhra, Manjishta, Ashok chaal, Punarnava,Shatavar,Bala,Daruharidra,Nagarmotha that help women typically with mood changes, stress, headache and pain.

Recommended Dosage: Take 2 teaspoonfuls twice daily.

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1) Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)

PCOS is a hormonal disorder that affects 1 in 10 women of reproductive age. It is characterized by an imbalance of female sex hormones, leading to irregular periods, excess hair growth, weight gain, and difficulty getting pregnant. If left untreated, PCOS can increase the risk of developing serious health conditions like type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, and endometrial cancer. The symptoms of PCOS can vary from person to person, making it difficult to diagnose. Therefore, it is crucial to consult a gynaecologist for proper diagnosis and treatment.

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I am not a doctor, but I can provide some general information about vaginal infection treatments. The best treatment for a vaginal infection will depend on the specific type of infection you have. It is essential to consult with a healthcare professional to receive an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment. They can perform tests and determine the most suitable course of action for your specific condition.

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Common types of vaginal infections include:

Yeast Infections (Candidiasis): These are typically treated with antifungal medications, which can be available as creams, suppositories, or oral tablets. Over-the-counter treatments are available, but it's advisable to consult a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis.

Bacterial Vaginosis (BV): BV is usually treated with antibiotics prescribed by a doctor. Metronidazole and clindamycin are commonly used for this condition.

Trichomoniasis: This sexually transmitted infection is also treated with prescription antibiotics, such as metronidazole or tinidazole. It's essential that both partners receive treatment to prevent re-infection.

Vaginal Atrophy: For menopausal women experiencing vaginal dryness and irritation due to decreased estrogen levels, hormonal therapy (estrogen creams, tablets, or rings) may be recommended.

Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs): In addition to trichomoniasis mentioned above, other STIs such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, or genital herpes require specific treatments and should be managed by a healthcare professional.

Remember, it is crucial to avoid self-diagnosis and self-treatment. If you suspect you have a vaginal infection, schedule an appointment with a healthcare provider. They will perform a thorough examination and recommend the most appropriate treatment for your specific condition. In the meantime, practice good genital hygiene, avoid douching, and refrain from sexual activity until you receive a proper diagnosis and treatment.