Vaginal Symptoms in a 3-Year-Old: When to See a Doctor
Do not self-treat a suspected yeast infection in a young child. Seek medical attention promptly if your 3-year-old daughter has:
- White, thick vaginal discharge
- Itching, burning, or pain in the vaginal area
- Redness, swelling, irritation of vulva/vagina
- Sores or ulcers
- Pain/burning with urination
- Frequent or difficult urination
- Fever
Self-treatment can worsen or spread infection. A doctor will diagnose correctly and prescribe appropriate therapy.
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