I had sex for the first time a couple months ago and since then I've been having more white sometimes with a very light yellow tint discharge. Sometimes it burns a little when I go pee, especially after I've had sex, and i would have a darker yellow urine then I usually have. But even before I had sex for the first time I would have to frequently pee without a lot coming out and it would sometimes burn. I don't know what to do or even what it is because it isn't always regular, does anyone know what it could be?
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It could be a urinary tract infection which isnt a STD or anything...its caused when bacteria travels up into your bladder. But you have to make an appointment with your gynecologists for the medication--and to make sure its not an STD.
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I totally agree with the last person's advice. I would have said urinary infection, but then you said you have problems urinating (and this was the case before you had sex), so now I would say its a bladder infection. If it is a bladder infection and you dont treat it fast enough it will continue to go up and turn into a kidney infection.
*You dont want that so go see a doctor immediately. Oh and anytime you see your discharge change colors (yellow and green) it is a sign of infection. You should always urinate then wash down there before and after sex. You might want to drink more water too and never wait weeks and months before seeking medical help because a small problem can get bigger if you wait. Your vagina should not be hurting for long periods of time. Anything past a week you should see a doctor.
*You dont want that so go see a doctor immediately. Oh and anytime you see your discharge change colors (yellow and green) it is a sign of infection. You should always urinate then wash down there before and after sex. You might want to drink more water too and never wait weeks and months before seeking medical help because a small problem can get bigger if you wait. Your vagina should not be hurting for long periods of time. Anything past a week you should see a doctor.
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