I'm glad you have been to the doctor, but it's frustrating that they are just treating your symptoms without really helping you determine an underlying cause.
I'm not sure if you feel comfortable responding with a name, just so this discussion will be easier to follow. There are many "anonymous" postings in-between, and I'm not sure who I'm talking with! (Even a username would be great!)
Let's see if we can find some answers for you, and I want to make sure I have all of the information correct:
- You have been to the doctor numerous times for symptoms of dryness
- You are posting under a discussion thread of "milky white discharge", and are experiencing wetness (at least during sexual arousal)
- You are not experiencing any other symptoms (pain, itching, burning) except during intercourse
- You have been treated with moisture beads without success
- You have been treated for a yeast infection
- This discharge has been occurring for two years
Can you tell us more about your symptoms (I'm confused between your being dry, then wet during sexual arousal which is normal; and then you are "too wet" or have "too much discharge" at other times?). Can you explain more about what type of discharge you experience, how frequently it occurs, if you have been tracking it along with your period (is it cyclical?), and if you've noticed any other triggers. Can you tell us how old you are, and if you've had any blood work done or hormonal levels checked?
Lastly, just to make sure all of the bases are covered. During sex, you said it feels fine, but when your husband re-inserts his penis...that is when the burning sensation is felt. Do you feel burning at any other time? I'm asking, because this can be a normal response, and is fairly common...this remedy could be as simple as using a lubricant (KY or Astroglide) before he re-inserts his penis, and your vagina may feel like it is "rubbed raw" on the inside, and needs some extra lubrication if intercourse is lasting awhile.
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I'm glad you have been to the doctor, but it's frustrating that they are just treating your symptoms without really helping you determine an underlying cause.
I'm not sure if you feel comfortable responding with a name, just so this discussion will be easier to follow. There are many "anonymous" postings in-between, and I'm not sure who I'm talking with! (Even a username would be great!)
Let's see if we can find some answers for you, and I want to make sure I have all of the information correct:
- You have been to the doctor numerous times for symptoms of dryness
- You are posting under a discussion thread of "milky white discharge", and are experiencing wetness (at least during sexual arousal)
- You are not experiencing any other symptoms (pain, itching, burning) except during intercourse
- You have been treated with moisture beads without success
- You have been treated for a yeast infection
- This discharge has been occurring for two years
Can you tell us more about your symptoms (I'm confused between your being dry, then wet during sexual arousal which is normal; and then you are "too wet" or have "too much discharge" at other times?). Can you explain more about what type of discharge you experience, how frequently it occurs, if you have been tracking it along with your period (is it cyclical?), and if you've noticed any other triggers. Can you tell us how old you are, and if you've had any blood work done or hormonal levels checked?
Lastly, just to make sure all of the bases are covered. During sex, you said it feels fine, but when your husband re-inserts his penis...that is when the burning sensation is felt. Do you feel burning at any other time? I'm asking, because this can be a normal response, and is fairly common...this remedy could be as simple as using a lubricant (KY or Astroglide) before he re-inserts his penis, and your vagina may feel like it is "rubbed raw" on the inside, and needs some extra lubrication if intercourse is lasting awhile.
Let's try to find you some answers!
January 24, 2010 - 7:48pmThis Comment
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