It sounds like your vaginal itching and discharge have not improved despite treatment with clotrimazole and Clingen Forte, which suggests the infection might be resistant or caused by another issue.

🩺 What This Likely Means

Persistent symptoms after standard antifungal and antibiotic treatment could indicate a resistant infection, mixed infection, or a non-infectious cause such as allergic reaction or hormonal imbalance. The clear, sticky discharge resembling egg white is often linked to normal cervical mucus but itching suggests irritation or infection.

⚕️ Next Steps and Recommendations

• You should revisit your gynecologist for a thorough re-evaluation, including a vaginal swab culture and sensitivity test to identify the exact cause and appropriate medication.
• Your doctor may consider alternative or stronger antifungal or antibiotic treatments based on test results.
• Avoid self-medicating further without guidance, as inappropriate use can worsen resistance or symptoms.

🩺 When to See a Doctor Urgently

• If you develop new symptoms like foul-smelling discharge, fever, pelvic pain, or bleeding.
• If itching worsens significantly or spreads.

Consult your gynecologist promptly for tailored treatment based on updated testing to effectively resolve your symptoms.