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What are the signs or symptoms of thrush?
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Approximately 10-20% of women with vaginal thrush do not have any symptoms. If present, symptoms are often worst in the week before menstraution. Symptoms can include:
- A thick white or creamy vaginal discharge (may be cottage-chesse lik in appearance)
- Itchiness and redness in adn aroudn the vagina
- Discomfort and/or pain during sexual intercourse
- Burning on urination.
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- A thick white or creamy vaginal discharge (may be cottage-chesse lik in appearance)
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The most common symptoms of yeast infection are:
- Vaginal Itching
- Vaginal discharge
- Vaginal Burning
- Urinary infections
- Anal Itching
- Depression
- PMS
- Skin rashes and etc.
But not every woman has the same symptoms or any symptoms at all.
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