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" Although most vaginal secretions don&amp;#039;t signal something serious, there are certain kinds that may indicate an infection. Here&amp;#039;s how to tell the difference: Infection Indication #1 Cottage cheeselike discharge and/or itching or burning   Could Be: A Yeast Infection   Treatment: If you&amp;#039;ve had one before, try an OTC antifungal cream such as Monistat. If not, see your gyno.   Infection Indication #2 Off-white watery or foamy discharge accompanied by a fishy smell  Could Be: Bacterial Vaginosis  Treatment: See your gyno; she will prescribe a topical (Metrogel) or oral (Cleocin or Flagyl) antibiotic.   Infection Indication #3 Frothy yellow or greenish discharge accompanied by vulval itching and soreness   Could Be: Trichomaniasis, a sexually transmitted bacterial infection   Treatment: Go to your gyno; she can treat the infection with a prescription oral antibiotic (Flagyl).  Source: David Soper, M.D., a professor of gynecology at the Medical University of South Carolina at Charleston "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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