What are the symptoms of a yeast infection?

Vaginal yeast infections by several symptoms can be characterized, all of which may be present in varying degrees. The most common symptoms are:

•  · Vaginal itching
•  · Burning sensation at the height of the vulva
•  · Abnormal vaginal discharge (often an odorless, white, sticky or crumbly secretion)
•  · Redness, swelling and sometimes cuts the level of the labia
•  · Pain during sexual intercourse
•  · Burning pain when urinating

 When should I see my doctor?

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•  · When you face the first time with the above symptoms, you should definitely contact your doctor.

In view of all kinds of infections can cause a similar pattern of symptoms is a correct diagnosis is important to establish an effective treatment, and in order and in order to exclude a dangerous ascending infection. · If you use a treatment that your doctor had once prescribed with similar symptoms, and the symptoms do not improve, you would do better to re-consult the doctor.

 If the symptoms are very different from vaginal infections you previously ever went through (for example, a different kind of vaginal discharge, more intense pain, fever, ...)

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