A yeast infection typically causing a thick, white, 'cottage cheese'-like discharge and vulvar pruritus, not the frothy, yellow-green discharge of trichomonas.
Presents as erythematous, scaly, and intensely pruritic skin, but does not cause an abnormal vaginal discharge.
Bacterial vaginosis is characterized by a thin, gray-white discharge with a pathognomonic 'fishy' odor, and 'clue cells' are seen on a wet mount.
A mite infestation causing intense pruritus of the skin, which can involve the genitals, but does not cause a vaginal discharge.
A chronic skin condition causing atrophic, white, 'cigarette paper' skin and architectural changes, but does not affect the vaginal discharge.
