Unusual genital discharge: causes and when to seek help
A new or abnormal genital discharge may be related to an STI, vaginitis, urethritis, or other infections.
How is this symptom directed?
The onset, intensity, other symptoms, history, medication, pregnancy when applicable, and signs indicating exploration or testing are reviewed.
History and evolution
When it started, how it changes, and what makes it worse or better.
Associated symptoms
Fever, pain, secretions, bleeding, respiratory distress or other relevant data.
Safe next step
Self-care, treatment, prescription if applicable, tests or in-person care.
When you should not wait for an online consultation
Consult soon and avoid sexual relations until you receive guidance. Seek emergency services if there is severe pain, high fever, pregnancy, significant bleeding or poor general condition. In an emergency, call 112.
Can it be assessed by phone or video?
A remote consultation can guide the first step and, where appropriate, allow a private electronic prescription through PEM. It does not replace exploration when it is necessary.
Related diseases and treatments
Common questions
Can this symptom be assessed online?
In many cases a first assessment can be made. If there are warning signs or an examination is needed, the doctor will indicate in-person care.
Will I receive a prescription?
Only if the doctor considers that there is a clinical indication and that the treatment is safe. The consultation does not guarantee prescription.
How much does the consultation cost?
The price is displayed dynamically on the website. There is no subscription; Tests and medications are paid separately.