Symptoms of........?!
Question: what are the typical symptoms of vaginitis????
Answers: what are the typical symptoms of vaginitis????
The common symptoms of vaginitis are itching, burning, and vaginal discharge that is different from the normal secretions. The itching and burning can be inside the vagina or on the skin or vulva just outside the vagina. Discomfort during urination or sexual intercourse may also occur.
If everyone with vaginitis had exactly these symptoms, then the diagnosis would be fairly simple. However, it is important to realize that as many as 4 out of every 10 women with vaginitis may not have these typical symptoms.
Frequently, a routine gynecologic exam will confirm vaginitis even if symptoms are not present. For this reason, it is important to have a gynecologic exam at regular intervals.
There are several types but in general pain, itching, purulent discharge.
Awful itching and burning... Bad odor down there... Sometimes you'll experience swelling... There's a test kit out now you just insert a stick and it tells you if it's a yeast infection or worse... hope this helps
Usual symptoms are vaginal discharge and vaginal itching or burning. Sometimes women complain of burning on urination or dryness with intercourse. There are three major types of vaginitis. They are yeast vaginitis, non-specific or bacterial vaginitis and 'trich' or trichomoniasis.
Tons of discharge, sometimes a smell, lots of itching, and just uncomfortableness. Not fun but they can give you a cream that will take it away within like a week.
Discharge, pain and burning (you think at first you just have urinary tract infection), then swelling and a lot of discomfort...
If someone has this, they will definitely have to seek treatment!
Uhhh, that sounds itchy.