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Talk about every stage of pregnancy, from early symptoms to preparing for birth.

itchy undercarriage (quite poss tmi)

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shmuf · 29/10/2013 16:19

17 weeks pregnant and undercarriage is super itchy every now and then through the day. Lots and lots of clearish (can be yellowy) discharge that sometimes gets a bit whiffy..any clues as to what this could be?!

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bundaberg · 29/10/2013 16:20

thrush i would expect...

Donna1989 · 29/10/2013 16:55

would agree sounds like thrush

Inglori0us · 29/10/2013 17:17

UTI. See GP as you might need antibiotics.

RaRa1988 · 29/10/2013 20:11

Thrush shouldn't be smelly, should it? As you're unsure what it is, see your GP - you could make things worse by using thrush cream if it's not that.

LadyMedea · 29/10/2013 20:46

Thrush smells a little bit sweet and normally is a white thick discharge. Could be bacterial vaginosis if its a bit whiffy. Doctor will probably need to get a swab to be sure. Pregnancy causes all sorts if chaos with your vaginal chemistry so best get it seen too.

shmuf · 29/10/2013 21:48

Thanks guys.got an appt with gp to check it out

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JanieLovesLuckySocks · 29/10/2013 21:48

oh you poor thing, i had exactly the same about 4 weeks ago. whiffy, bit yellowy discharge at first wipe in the morning and a right itch. gp diagnosed a UTI, easily fixed by antibiotics. as a result of these i got a bout of thrush a week later (very common in pregnancy, especially after antibiotics) and i had to get another prescription for canestan as the pharmacist wouldn't sell me the cream over the counter due to being pregnant. as it was a saturday i had to call the out of hours gp and got a prescription sorted over the phone, so no need for them to look at my foof (thankfully as it was a bit red raw from the itch and i get easily embarrassed).

don't hesitate in calling your gp, they will most probably ask for a urine sample rather than a swab, i was mortified but was so relieved when it was sorted and soon realised it's so common so no need to blush xx

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