Yeast infection men medication
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BV isn't an std but just passed the same way. Basically if you have the bacteria, your partner would pick it up from you and have it on him. Then reinfect you with that same bacteria. But it isn't an STD. :>)
Typically the medication given isn't the same as for a yeast infection. Yeast is actually a fungal infection which is different than bacteria. With bacteria, the medication is a pill and does have things to know about when taking it.
You can get a bacterial infection from having sex with someone who has one or just from having poor hygiene in general. What type of bacterial infection do you mean?
I was really ashamed of what I did and I went to the doctor almost 3 months later. He told me it was a yeast infection and prescripted me a cream. Almost 3 weeks with treatment and they arent cured. Is this really a yeast infection or it can be something else?
Symptoms: red dots, red and white spots, some testicular inflamation and a little pain (sometimes, not always).
Thank you so much for the info Redilma! He did wear a condom during sex btw but I have another question. Since I don't have any symptoms at all, when I use the creams and the tablets, how will I know I treated the yeast infection and it actually went away. To be honest I don't even know if I have a yeast infection. It has been two weeks since we had sex. I feel perfect and everything looks fine too. Is it possible to have a vaginal yeast infection and not have any symptoms?
recently, my wife has been having frequent yeast infections. She would take over the counter yeast infection medication and it would go away. She has had her annual pap and described symptoms to her doctor. Her doctor stated that she was fine because if it was something else, yeast medication would not have releaved her symptoms.
After taking all std test that I can think of, i read about trichamonasis and it symptoms. It stated that its mostly found in women and is hard to find in men.
recently, my wife has been having frequent yeast infections. She would take over the counter yeast infection medication and it would go away. She has had her annual pap and described symptoms to her doctor. Her doctor stated that she was fine because if it was something else, yeast medication would not have releaved her symptoms.
After taking all std test that I can think of, i read about trichamonasis and it symptoms. It stated that its mostly found in women and is hard to find in men.
with a lil bit of discharge for the past 2 months. After the first month passed i went to the doctor and she told me i had a yeast infection. I took the medicine, got a lil bit of relief but it never went away. I went to the doc again the other day and got some medicine. Its been 2 days since i took the meds and i still dont feel any relief. Could this be a yeast infection or somthing else ?
Short-course vaginal therapy. Taking an antifungal medication for three to seven days will usually clear a yeast infection. Antifungal medications are available as creams, ointments, tablets and suppositories. They include miconazole (Monistat 3) and terconazole. Some are available over-the-counter and others by prescription.
Single-dose oral medication. Your doctor might prescribe a one-time, single oral dose of fluconazole (Diflucan).
No but my doctor told me to use monistat but he said get the one that is for 7 days
From personal experience yeast infection is not the cause.
My Dr said I have a yeast infection but I have had one before and I got pills this time she gave me this cream and a tube and I fill the tube with the cream and stick the tube up my vag and release the cream in there. Why would she prescribe this why couldn't I get pills. I thought that's what I was getting and it's to late to call and ask her why I got it. Is there different kinds of yeast infections that's why I got the cream?
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