What is the treatment for dry, itchy, and swollen vagina with white discharge after unprotected sex?

Hello,

Welcome to icliniq.com.

I read your query and understand your concern.

Do not worry. You will be fine soon, and it is not a life-threatening situation.

I need to know a few more details from you-

1. Whether the intercourse was protected or unprotected?

2. Did your partner use a condom?

3. Is the white discharge like cottage cheese in consistency?

It appears to be a vaginal infection based on your signs and symptoms.

I suggest you the following-

1. You must maintain excellent hygiene. Use a gentle feminine wash to clean the area.

2. You must locally apply Surfaz-SN (Beclometasone, Neomycin, and Clotrimazole) cream.

3. You must not perform any intense workouts, walking, or exercise for a few days.

4. You must wear loose cotton underwear.

5. Use Clotrimazole vaginal pessary for three consecutive nights for white discharge problem.

This shall improve your condition, and you will be fine from these issues within four to five days.

Feel free to ask any questions or to share any additional information.

Thank you.

Hello,

Welcome back to icliniq.com.

I understand your concern.

Good to hear that your problem has been reduced and there is an improvement.

Did you start the treatment I suggested?

Thank you.

Hello,

Welcome back to icliniq.com.

I understand your concern.

I hope your white discharge problem is solved now. After going through the details presented by you, it appears that your partner had very rough intercourse without foreplay and your sexual arousal.

Please discuss with your partner regarding the same. The dryness in the vagina with rough intercourse can cause minor rashes and bleeding.

I would also like to know some more details regarding your sexual activity. For example- how many times do you have sex in a week or month?

Secondly, to get pregnant, the sperms have to be released inside the vagina of the female. These sperms then need to fertilize an egg which may or may not be available depending on the ovulation pattern of the female and other hormonal conditions. Finally, the fertilized egg must be implanted in the female's uterus. When all these processes happen successfully, a female is said to have conceived or become pregnant.

So, getting pregnant needs many things to go right, as you would have understood.

In your case, since the intercourse was immediately the next day after the menstrual period, most likely, you must not be ovulating if you have 28 days to 30 days of the cycle.

So chances of pregnancy are low but not absolutely zero.

When was your last unprotected intercourse? Please let me know.

Feel free to ask any questions or to share any additional information.

Thank you.