It sounds like there's a possibility you might have a yeast infection. I suggest you go to a gynecologist as soon as you can. Even if it's not a yeast infection a doctor can take a look and ask you questions to get a better idea what might being going on. Untreated yeast infections can cause more serious problems. If cost is an issue Planned Parenthood charges on a sliding scale and is quite affordable. Hope this helps!

**Please note that I said there's a "possibility" of a yeast infection. And, by the way, virgins can still get yeast infections as they are not considered STD's. There are many causes of yeast infections. I still say that the best thing to do would be to see a gynecologist to see what's going on. Gynecologists are professionals. You obviously asked for advice because this was something that was concerning you. When it comes to your health I would be cautious of taking the advice of people who's answers are filled with misspellings. Perhaps their advice is filled with misguided information as well.

I am a virgin So I don't think it would be a yeast infection righ

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