Blue Waffle Infection Symptoms
Although no ‘real’ disease can be discussed here, symptoms of the Blue Waffle Disease are listed below:
- purple or blue colored vaginal area, which may have partial color changes, with some spots being lighter, like a discoloration
- itching
- vagina inflammation
- vaginal discharge differs from the usual by quantity, color, and smell.
However, all the described symptoms match those of “vaginitis”, which may appear for different reasons. The main reason is usually lowered immunity. Another reason may be any mechanical damages inside the vagina, coming from use of unsuitable items while masturbating, or the lack of lubrication. You should remember that vaginitis disappears spontaneously by itself, in the first place. However, you need to see a doctor if you feel any kind of abnormality in your vaginal area.
Meanwhile, none of the mentioned above indicates that you really have vaginitis, or the Blue Waffle. Indeed, the chances for the Blue Waffle Disease are even smaller, because it isn’t known to exist as a disease. In other words, if you experience any kind of irregularity, just don’t panic, but see what will happen for a day. Only if it gets worse, it is recommended to see a doctor.
Actually, visiting a doctor is the only right thing to do, prior to starting giving a diagnosis or treatment. In fact, treating yourself in such cases can cause trouble. At the same time, keep in mind that this “Blue Waffle” may be just an attempt to scare us, causing massive hysteria, panic, and increase in sales of such products as condoms or other personal hygiene products. In other words, it can be just marketing.
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#2 January 18th, 2011 at 10:45 am
[...] Symptoms of the blue waffle infection include itching and inflammation of the vagina. Meanwhile, normal vaginal discharge of the person affected by the disease may turn clumpy, yellowish and have a strong odour. In addition, a kind of discoloration of the infected area may reveal. Although the studies prove that in most cases the condition lessens on its own, it is still recommended that you see your doctor if you experience some of those symptoms. Meanwhile, the best way to protect yourself from the contamination is to maintain proper hygiene and keep your vagina dry. Of course, as blue waffle disease is transmitted sexually, it’s best to have safe sex. Posted on 18th January 2011 by admin in Blue Waffle Infection, Sexually Transmitted Infection | Tags: Blue Waffle Infection, blue waffle symptoms, blue waffle vaginit, Menstrual cycle symptoms, Sexually Transmitted Infection, vaginal infection blue waffle [...]
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#5 January 22nd, 2011 at 8:44 am
[...] Those visiting Internet regularly might have already noticed the new term walking around within the last few weeks – “blue waffle disease”. That’s a sort of infection turning vagina into a blue-colored waffle (quite nasty, isn’t it?). Still, nobody knows who gave the infection such name, but one of the guesses is that waffle has been used as a slang term for vagina. Considering that the disease makes vagina look blue, it’s quite a logical name. The article will tell you the known facts about blue waffle infection. [...]
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#8 October 2nd, 2011 at 3:44 pm
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