Patient's question:
I have a bad odor between my legs, yellow discharge, and candidiasis. How should I use medicine?Doctor's answer:
Normal vaginal discharge in women is white, translucent, and has a small amount with no odor. If vaginal discharge reappears with color, odor, or changes in texture, it may indicate that your body is signaling inflammation or the possibility of a gynecological infection. However, to determine the specific pathogen causing the infection, you will need to have a vaginal discharge test and culture done at the hospital. Then, based on the medication, if the diagnosis confirms a fungal infection, follow the clinical advice given by the doctor and take the medication prescribed by the doctor.