So i've had this itch for about a week now and this is how my discharge looks. i dont know if i'm paranoid but i keep seeing small white bumps. and the itch is most intense for like 30 seconds right after i'm finished urinating and more annoying at nights. sometimes i barely feel it during the day. could this be just a bad yeast infection or something else?? oh and i've had yeasts before but they usually go away in a few days.
Hey, I’m not a medical professional but I think it could be a bad case of yeast infection. How many days have you had this?
tomorrow should make it a week
Im not a medical professional but from my personal experience I would say its either a yeast infection or BV. Both had the same symptoms for me, but the discharge for BV is usually greyish and I tended to have a lot of it. I would make an appointment with your obgyn if possible.
yeast infections for me last until i treat them 
okay cool. but the discharge i have have is white n sometimes thick n sometimes watery. i have no odor n no burning. just the itch n it always annoying after i pee which is kind of weird then it stops. my period is due today so will go check it after its done.
waw. is like every year i get one. i’m just about fedup with them
yeah ive had like 5 in past 2 years. not cool i suggest taking probiotics i am going to start them soon. how is it today?
thats my next thing. probiotics.
every thing i eat n drink is for my vaginal health
i have pcos. been of n on the pill for a good 7 years. dont ever see period once i stop the pill. then its either yeast infection or bv ever year.
i have had it n i’m just 31.
feel to just remove my entire reproductive system n take a full detox.
oh today its still the same. no itching right now n i haven’t drank anything as yet cuz i trying to avoid going to pee.
are you going to take OTC yeast medication
update: well its been 3 days since my period ended and its gone with the period. in my head i still feel it but physically its gone.
i only used some clotrimazole cream i had from the last yeast. and i did an apple cider vinegar wash twice.
Hey
Over-the-counter antifungal creams, ointments or suppositories (with miconazole or clotrimazole) are the most common ways to treat yeast infections. These can take from 1 to 7 days. If you’re pregnant, it’s safe to use creams or suppositories, but avoid the fluconazole you take by mouth.
thanks!
Welcome