1. Vaginal discharge Vaginal discharge is one of the commonest female complaints and one that is in general poorly understood and looked after.

2. Any uncharacteristic vaginal discharge, especially if accompanied by lower abdominal pain or fever.

3. She has painful periods and abnormal vaginal discharge.

4. Her vaginal discharge is white or greenish yellow and unpleasant smelling.

5. Proestrus: The female attracts males(/vaginal discharge.html), has a bloody vaginal discharge and her vulva is swollen.

6. The symptoms can consist of vaginal discharge, uterine cramping and pain, and fever.

7. B. Gram stain and microscopic examination of vaginal discharge may provide useful information.

8. They may be associated with pruritus dysuria vaginal discharge and tender regional adenopathy.

9. Menstrual disorders, amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, menstruation Zhu Zheng, abnormal vaginal discharge, abdominal pain, galactorrhea, infertility may be due to the woman, man or both men and women.

10. A. Symptoms of vaginitis include vaginal discharge, pruritus, irritation, soreness, odor, dyspareunia and dysuria.

11. Life time balanus and vaginal discharge caused friction with a touch, sexual intercourse pain.

12. Intermittent mild vaginal discharge without abdominal pain was noted during her intermenstrual period.

13. Urinary leakage or excess vaginal discharge is sometimes mistaken for PROM.

14. In the phenomenon of oviposit period increased vaginal discharge is normal, pruritus vulvae, red,() is caused by various lesions vulvae a symptoms.

15. On examination there was little abnormal to see, the cervix looked very healthy and there was no excess of vaginal discharge.

16. When there is active infection, the virus can be found in saliva, urine, vaginal discharge, and semen.

17. This is unlikely to produce anything more than a slight increase in vaginal discharge which has no particular distinguishing features.

18. This rod-shaped bacterium is a not uncommon cause of an offensive vaginal discharge in women.

19. In the female it is important to treat any cause of vaginal discharge.

20. In particular, they are not associated with non-gonococcal urethritis and do not produce a typical vaginal discharge.

21. Primary fallopian tube carcinoma was commonly seen with pelvic accompanied by vaginal discharge or abnormal bleeding, which was called bigeminal signs of tubal carcinoma.

22. PID can resemble gonorrhea, with abdominal and lower pelvic pain, chills, nausea, fever, and thick, foul-smelling vaginal discharge.

23. Symptoms include redness and itching in the vaginal and vulvar areas and sometimes vaginal discharge.

24. Sometimes it is accompanied with slight fever, menorrhagia, or more vaginal discharge.

25. There was previous enthusiasm for treating by cautery or diathermy those patients who complained of chronic watery vaginal discharge and were found to have an 'erosion'.