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Re: GBS - vaginal discharge (non-pregnancy)From: M. Kelly Shanahan, MD, (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sat, 29 Sep 2001 18:11:08 -0500 (CDT)
At Fri, 28 Sep 2001, Sandra wrote: > >I have been having a yellowish discharge with some blood, for about 7 >months now. I am not pregnant, and my Doctor diagnosed me with GBS. I >have taken antibotics(ampicillan, amoxicillan, augmentin, etc) for it, >but it consistently comes back. I also have had my urine cultured each >time, showing GBS in the urine as well. When the symptoms in the vagina >return (almost immediately after taking the antibiotics) is returns in >the urine too. Mostly it makes me have the urge to urinate very >frequently. No pain though. My doctor has told me to pretty much live >with it, but I am very uncomfortable with the constant discharge and >sensation of having to urinate so often. I was wondering how it could >be ok to live with an infection inside of me? I have seen her so many >times and I am still at the same point I was 7 months ago, with the >symptoms. What do you suggest I do, and does this pose a health threat >if left untreated with the symptoms. Also, my husband and I are >thinking of having a baby soon, can we concieve a healthy child with the >bacteria present in my vagina now. I understand the complications when >in labor, but I am worried about the conception. Thank you! with the recurrent UTIs seeing a urologist is not a bad idea
-- M. Kelly Shanahan, MD, FACOG South Lake Tahoe, CA
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