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The following answers regarding your current queries are just general descriptions due to the limited information provided by you. Click on this link (DoctorOnCall) for a private consultation with our doctors.

First and foremost, we understand the concerns and about the problem you are having which are the white cell problems covering the vagina walls as well as pain in the breasts.

Depending on your description, the white cells that stick to it is the same as the whiteness of the vagina. Vaginal discharge as you describe is actually influenced by the estrogen hormone present in women. The hormone estrogen is a component that stimulates the production of vaginal discharge from the vagina.

Usually, this whiteness is a common occurrence in women compiling during menstruation. But it can also be a sign of various diseases. These vaginal discharges can be classified into two, related to physiological vaginal discharge as well as pathological vaginal discharge.
Physiological vaginal discharge it is normal vaginal discharge. For normal whiteness, it is usually white or cream and sometimes slimy. However, mucus for specific physiological vaginal discharge is non-sticky, odorless and in small quantities. If a problem occurs, it is most likely pathological whiteness.

For your information, the female vagina has a variety of bacteria known as natural bacteria. Vaginal infection in the vagina occurs when the function of natural bacteria is interrupted by external factors such as the use of inappropriate intimate parts cleansing products. Among the organisms that can cause infection are:

• Gardnerella vaginalis
• Trichomonas vaginalis
• Candida albicans

Then, about the problem of breast pain (under the armpits and nipples) that you experience can be caused by several causes:

• premenstrual syndrome
• chest muscle pain
• breast inflammation
• pregnancy symptoms
• use of birth control pills
• the formation of pus in the breast
• tumors on the breast

In order for us to provide you with an accurate choice of treatment and management, we need additional details to explore further into your current complaints. Therefore, we greatly suggest that you refer this to your nearest medical doctor for full examination with imaging studies. You may also click on this link (DoctorOnCall) to speak with our doctors online. We assure you that our conversations are kept in confidentiality unless additional consultation needed with other medical parties. Thank you

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