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PostPosted: 06/03/06 - 21:46    Post subject: I don't know...HELP! Vote now! Reply with quote
I have been noticing some real itching going on around my vagina whenever I either walk alot or overheat. And sometimes I would catch a not so pleasent smell from there as well. Also, just recently when I used the restroom I found a slight bright yellowish discharge. I'm not sure what it means and I'm confussed because I haven't had any sexual intercourse but I have maturbated. So I'm wondering what it might mean and that if I do have any sexual intercourse in the future, will I do any harm on my partner? If anybody can help I will seriously be thankful.
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PostPosted: 06/03/06 - 22:22    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
It is doubtful that you caught a major disease from masturbation. Heat and sweat will cause an odor on your vagina, just like it does your armpits. You could have a bacterial infection, which would need a doctor to prescribe meds...

Do you have a family doc you could go and see?
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