White Clumps After Using Rephresh
Based on what I remember from high school biology the skin in the vagina and mouth are the same type (stratified squamous epithelium). So, like if youve ever burned your mouth and its peeled, or bitten the inside of your cheek that white tissue is dead skin cells.. I tested Rephresh Gel and noticed white clumps after use.
Heres what they mean and how to deal with them for better feminine care. Many women report that white clumps following RepHresh treatment resemble cottage cheese or thick paste, which is entirely normal and indicates the treatment is interacting properly with vaginal tissues and secretions. I dont think its a yeast infection though- its basically white clumps of odorless discharge and I swear its a build up of the medicine.
I swear it lasts for over a week after completing the medication. The white clumps some users observe are a normal residue left by the gel as it works to balance pH. This doesnt affect its effectiveness and usually subsides with regular use.
Learn about the side effects of RepHresh (emollients), from common to rare, for consumers and healthcare professionals. Clumpy white discharge with redness and irritation is usually yeast infection. The clump of thick discharge that you experienced most recently may be from the rephresh vaginal gel combining with yeast secretions that are already there.
Negative side effects of taking RepHresh are rare but have been reported. Some people have had residue accumulation after using RepHresh, caused by dry cells of the vagina being eliminated. In this article, Ill delve into the possible reasons behind these white clumps after using Rephresh gel and how to deal with them.
So lets get to the bottom of this mystery together. My initial assumption was, "Horray, these are hard clumps of dead yeast, and I should clean these out and I'll be good as normal." But then I read that NO....this is the RepHresh.... ...
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