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* An unusual grayish discharge that might smell fishy, particularly after sexual intercourse or washing with soap. * Burning, itching, and swelling around the vagina. |
* A foul-smelling yellow-gray or green discharge. * Vaginal burning, itching, and redness. * Discomfort during sexual intercourse. * Pain during urination. * Symptoms usually occur four to 20 days following exposure. |
* Itching and burning. * A white discharge that looks like cottage cheese. This may have a yeasty, bread-like smell. * Pain during sexual intercourse. |
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* Dryness and discomfort in the vaginal area. * Itching and/or burning. * Pain or discomfort during intercourse. * A watery yellow or green discharge. |
* The urge to urinate more frequently than usual, often with little urine coming out. * A painful, burning sensation when urinating. * Blood or pus in the urine. * Strong-smelling urine. * Tenderness just above the pelvic bone. |
* Pain and tenderness in the lower abdomen. * Abnormal vaginal discharge. * Weakness and fever. * Pain during sexual intercourse. * Irregular menstrual bleeding. |
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