Yeast infection from running
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5 days later I felt a little uncomfortable down there slight itch but for just a moment or two that day. I thought I was getting yeast infection so I got some monistat. I went to the dr. She said I did not have a yeast infection she thought it was bacteria. She gave me a script for it. All the while I kept feeling this pressure type of pain but no itching, no burning or any other symptons for hsv2. I went back to the doctor she said she did see bump on the inside of the vagina lips.
I have had a yeast infection for about 4 months now. Probably one of the worst things that has ever happened to me. I still have no idea how i got it but it is awful. I have tried monistat, fluconazole, terconazole, and just about anything you can name i have tried it. My biggest issue is the painful sex, my boyfriend and I never had trouble before I got my yeast infection and now i feel like a virgin again, it is the worst. I am really running out of answers now. My Dr.
this is what happens when you get up off the couch and start doing that nasty exercise thing...he he he
Honestly hard to tell if this was your hsv1 going on, irritation, yeast infection or even poison ( I once had it really bad and laughed so hard at just where it showed up - you could see it in the shape of my fingers on multiple body parts - use your imagination....lol ).
I would see the dr before changing or stopping or slowing the meds.
Stopping and restarting antibiotics is something the doc should approve, since the bacteria can become resistant to the meds by being wounded but not killed.
One thing to ask is about yeast infection. Docs (even LLMDs) are sometimes not very savvy about these things, and I got a huge systemic yeast infection that several docs (not just my LLMD) didn't recognize as such.
My doctor said at first that i had vaginitis, another doctor said i had BV and the one i see now say i have a yeast infection and trichomonas. Early this year i gotten treated for chlamydia and Gonorrhea because my ex said his doctor didn't tell him what he had so they treated him for that condition. My question is have been taking metronizole and bactrim and other antibotic, 1.why isn't my white discharge hasn't clear up yet? 2.
I keep getting bacterial infections have one now but this one lead to a yeast infection but I'm guessing that came from the antibiotics they put me on
If it's on the outside of your scrotum it's not a yeast infection but a different fungal infection akin to athlete's foot called jock itch. The topical cream takes a while to work, it doesn't work right away. Sometimes you can get rid of it with natural antifungals as well. It often comes back, because the fungi just hibernate until the area is again amenable to them -- moist, sweaty.
I'm 25 weeks pregnant. I've had a couple bacterial infections and recently I've noticed some little white bumps in the vaginal area. I was wondering if this could be from the bacterial infection? Or if it could be from a yeast infection? I have an appointment tomorrow but it's really worrying me and I was just looking for some answers.
I've experienced a mild discomfort lately with a slight itching and burning sensation. There's a milky drainage too. I thought it could be a yeast infection from my spouse. I was informed that men can get yeast infection too. So is this what I'm experiencing or is there need for greater concern and how can I get relief or cured?
Everyone usually has yeast infections and they are annoying, not dangerous. It's just an overgrowth of yeast in the vaginal cavity. I can't imagine putting up with a yeast infection for 3 years but it won't affect your fertility.
Could just be a yeast infection, could be something worse. Condoms only partially protect from viruses under the skin (invisible) like herpes (doesn't sound like you have that though), and worse, genital warts which take many weeks or even months to form/grow/become visible. The good news is (at least from what one of my best friends had so bravely shared in the past), if it is warts, they can be frozen off. I would still go to a gyno regardless and stay away from the guy for now!
Hi there. Well, could be a yeast infection/overgrowth, yes. If you have never been diagnosed for a yeast infection, I would go the first time to your doctor to confirm. They'll help you treat it then and give you ideas why it is happening related to your period. So, yes, I'd see your doctor at this point.
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