green discharge viral infection

This is commonly from an upper respiratory infection, which is from several viruses (like herpesvirus, etc.). The good thing is none of them are contagious to you. Lysine is certainly benign enough. Make sure to isolate your cat from other cats (i.e., if she's an outdoor cat, she may be catching this outside from other cats).

Yes yeast is normally an off white color. Green can indicate a different type of infection like trichomoniasis. I think you should call back and get checked so youre treated correctly.

if you have what's going around here in Florida, it's a viral infection that affects the sinuses (the cause of the bleeding and mucous) and yes its infectious. Even worse, lasts up to 6 weeks!

so lastnight i went to the restroom and i noticed a light green discharge when i wiped? it was a little bit and very light green...... what can it be? I've never had this before ?

Green discharge is an infection usually Bacterial vaginosis, Trichomoniasis,Yeast infection,Chlamydia or Gonorrhea. Reguardless of which it is you need to be seen ASAP.

Possibly yeast infection. I had one and had no symptoms besides heavy yellow discharge. No smell, itching, burning, nothing. I'd make an appt Monday and get checked.

t want to let it go without talking to your doctor becase it will only get worse. Green is a definite sign of infection and you don't want it to turn into pelvic inflamitory disease. You should call now!

So once every other day or so( if not everyday) I have been having discharge. Sometimes it's clear and sometimes it's a light green color. I don't have any pains and the discharge is slimy looking... Any ideas on what this could be? I'm 33 weeks today...

It sounds like an infection to me, I had green discharge and it was a bacterial infection, I'd get it checked!

Green discharge may be an infection.

What color green? All green?

17 weeks definitely NOT a mucus plug & it absolutely won't be GREEN!!..... U may wannaget that checked up tho..

The flu has passed epidemic rates in much of the country, and if you don't have a cold, I'm sure you have a friend who has the sniffles, fever, chills, aches and pains of a viral upper respiratory infection. This is different from a bacterial infection such as sinusitis, bronchitis, or pneumonia. A viral infection doesn't improve with antibiotics as these infections do. A virus hijacks your own body's healthy cells and uses it to reproduce and spread.

Im 40+4 and having green discharge? Anyone know what it may be? Could it possibly be my plug?

No its not normal. You may have a vaginal infection. Green, foul smell, and itching are all signs of an infection. Those are the main things to look out for. You should see a doctor promptly.

Hi, green mucus is suggestive of viral infection. It will go by itself. But if it persists for more than a week, try antihistaminics and steam inhalation for 3-4 days. I hope and wish that you are not diabetic or hypertensive.

Green discharge is not normal at all! You need to see a doctor ASAP. some diseases that cause this are, Chlamydia, Gonorrhea and trichomoniasis. all of which are STDS i would see a doctor as soon as you can.

if its yellow with green tinge it sounds like an infection possibly uti (urinary tract infection) the only discharge you should be getting at this point is white or clear in colour. green tinge is not a good thing, and the mucus plug isnt green either.

Did you have any symptoms of a yeast infection or any odor? I have a yellowish-green discharge on most days and I just came back from seeing a specialist and he said it's normal. That most women have an increased amount of discharge during pregnancy & that it could vary in color. He said as long as there is no burning, itching, or pain and since my tests have come back clear..

The eyeMD should examine the discharge to determine whether you might now have an additional infection or the infection has not been fully treated. Dr. Feldman Sandy T. Feldman, M.D., M.S.

If you temperature keeps fluctuating, going up and down, you may have an infection which may be a bacterial or a viral one. It is still worth making an appointment to see your doctor to check you out. If the doctor feels it is a bacterial infection, you will get prescribed with an antibiotic. Wishing you a speedy recovery.

it could be a mixed infection, a viral infection that weakened your immune system and triggered a acute bacterial prostatitis. you should do CBC + sed. rate. urine culture, get urinary tract tested for common stds.

things happen like this discharge you describe while pregnant. Generally, green or yellowish discharge is a sign of infection. But again, in pregnancy, things can just look odd in that department. If it is thick and itchy, then perhaps a yeast infection is happening. I realize this wasn't very helpful. sorry!

I discovered today that a very boldly green discharge comes out of both nipples when my breasts are squeezed. If I look closely, some parts are much darker green than others. I looked for info in different places and all I could come up with was mammary duct ectasia, but I'm 22 years old and everyone says that is for women over 40. There is no extra pain or abnormalities in my breasts, though one or the other will just suddenly sting intensely on a random day.

I had my baby 5 weeks ago and now I have a yellowish green discharge. Has anyone ever had this? I go to the doctor on Thursday for my after baby checkup. Just kinda wanted to know what to expect her to tell me it is.

Green discharge viral infection

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