Symptoms

We should remember, first, that during puberty, we all go through significant changes, not only on the physical level, but on the hormonal level as well. This modifies on how and what we secrete within our organism. For example, when we are in puberty it’s pretty normal to see whitish and yellowish stains on our underwear. This shouldn’t be alarming, because this is our body’s natural way of cleansing the vagina, this sometimes get mistaken with the symptoms of a vaginal yeast infection.

But, beware, we should always be able to tell if these stains, or vaginal discharge, don’t produce a bad odor, are more transparent than white, and doesn’t have a nasty look overall.

Why do you have to look out for these things? Because if the discharge is yellow, consistent and smells bad, it means the body isn’t healthy and something is wrong.

You may also get other types of symptoms for a yeast infection, such as burning when urinating, itching in the vagina, and overall irritation produced by the humidity of the infection. You may also feel pain or burning when having sex with your partner.

So be very careful. If you happen to identify these yeast infection symptoms, you should immediately consult with your gynecologist to find the right treatment for you. This way you’ll avoid further complications.

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