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Vaginitis

Inflammation of the vagina, commonly due to infection, is called vaginitis. It results in vaginal pain, itching, redness, or burning, pain during sex, dysuria, and fishy odor from the vagina. Bacterial infection, antibiotics use, and menopause are some of the causes.

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I have a burning sensation in my vaginal area and pain while urinating. Please help.

Query: Hi doctor,I have a burning sensation in the vaginal area and have pain while urinating. The urine is also foul-smelling. Please help.Thank you.  Read Full »

Dr. Arjun Chaudhari

Dr. Arjun Chaudhari

Answer: Hello, Welcome to the Icliniq.com platform. I can understand your concern. This can be due to vaginitis or urinary tract infection. I suggest taking the following medicines: 1. Tablet Metronidazole 400 mg for 7 days (after food) 2. Tablet Pantoprazole 40 mg once a day before food for 7 days. 3...  Read Full »

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