How to manage recurring postpartum vaginal infections effectively?

No it is not normal. This is called galactorrhea and is due to a variety of causes such as hormonal imbalances, side effects of medications or other specific medical conditions. It is recommended to visit a endocrinologist to get the correct treatment and diagnosis.

An imbalance of good and bad bacte­ria in the vagina can lead to infections. The­se include yeast infe­ctions or bacterial ones. Common symptoms are itching, swe­lling, and discomfort. Over-the-counter cre­ams may provide relief. Howe­ver, seeing a doctor for pre­scription medication is recommende­d. To prevent future issue­s, wear cotton underwear and avoid sce­nted products. These simple­ steps restore balance­ and promote vaginal health.

Yes, you can spread Group B strep to a newborn. It's important to follow proper hygiene procedures, such as washing your hands and wearing gloves when handling the baby. Inform the medical staff of your test results and take any prescribed antibiotics as directed. 

Since you took the morning after pill multiple times within a month may have altered your menstrual cycle and caused a delay in your period. But there is still a possibility of pregnancy even if you have taken the morning after pill. Because emergency contraception is not 100% effective in preventing pregnancy, and repeated use of the pill within a short period of time may decrease its effectiveness.

FEVER may not be related to PREGNANCY.. Tiny discharge is NORMAL.. I-Pill is EFFECTIVE within 72 hours of intercourse.. CONTRACEPTIVES can sometimes alter MENSTRUAL CYCLES.. Symptoms may indicate PERIODS coming soon.. If no periods in a week, take a PREGNANCY TEST..

It could be due to digestive issues like gas, bloating or constipation. But contact your gynecologist if pain pesists and goes higher up to the chest, when it could be because of high blood pressure.