Yeast infection in the breast
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I was also sent immediately for a mammogram(i am only 34) and am seeing a breast surgeon next week. the mammogram was clear and the cream has helped some however in my research I cannot find anything about yeast infections without breastfeeding. Is it possible to have a yeast infection on the breast without being pregnant or having a baby?
I'm not sure how to explain this but I have had this rash on my breast for 2 months now and it's not going away. It is all around my breast, not just under the breast. I have used the athlete's foot cream that my doctor recommended me and it has not worked. I used for 5 weeks now. The symptoms are still there and I think the rash is actually larger than before. Sometimes my breast is very wet from discharges and sometimes it is dry and flaky.
I am 31 weeks pregnant and I have a terrible yeast infection in between my breasts..my doctor has told me to use hydrocortisone cream to get rid of it and it works for about 2 days then comes back..then she prescribed me this powder too use and that isn't helping at all either..now I've just been putting on baby powder..has anyone else ever gotten a yeast infection there? If so what did you use too get rid of it?
I would advise you to google yeast infection. i don't know the full story with it so I feel better having you find that full info from Wikipedia.
No pain or itching. As the months have gone by, there are more and more in clusters. I now have the spots in my arm pits and vulva. I am on the 3 different cream and nothing is helping. The other development is my tongue is white like yeast but tested negative. I have been on 2 rounds of antibiotics and yeast infection pills, mouth rinse. Still there. I have been married for 22 years but I did get an STD test which was negative. Any answers will be appreciated.
But now I have this burning feeling in my breast and read that it could be a yeast infection. It just started yesterday and today I decided to stop feeding him by my breast and just pump. I'm boiling all bottle and pump supplies for 20min. Do I need to see a doctor or can I get rid of it on my own since it just started? Or is it something else and I'm just freaking out?
and the right nipple still looks crusted sometimes..and other times it doesnt. the obgyn said it was most likely the yeast infection the whole time (candiasis) and since it was untreated for so long it is chronic and its going to take some time for it to properly heal. does this sound normal? should i be concerned? ive never had any discharge, no rash..it is a little warm to the touch sometimes but thats about it...oh and the crusted whiteish looking right nipple.
Can anyone tell me if the breast cancer can spread to the bladder and how it would present itself.
I feel like I have an obstruction and Im worried that maybe it has spread to my bladder. When I do urine tests whether positive or not, there is always blood in the urine. I have severe pain. IIt feelslikeI have to pee all the time and only tiny amounts come out. I was checked just last week and was clear for bladder infection. so I m thinking yeast infection,. Been on cipro.
i went to the doctor because i noticed i have an infection and and she said it was bacteria vaginosis she gave me metrondizole to take two for 5 days after take the metrondizole i noticed i have a yeast infection i took canesoral the single dosage and the canesteen cream fro 3 days now and am still itching.
Are there any drug stores where you live? If so, you can buy an over the counter medication for a yeast infection. If you do not have this and still use the medication it will not hurt you.
I'm so sorry you're going through this and not getting any answers. If I were you I would go ahead and try to make an appointment. Maybe you just might be able to see a Dr soon.
What I did which helps a TON if you keep a bottle of baby oil in the shower and when you're done in the shower dry your hair and wrap it in a towel but don't dry the rest of your body and then just rub down with baby oil from your neck down and then dry off it locks in all that moisture. Do that like every other shower and keep doing whatever else you're doing lotion wise as well and make sure your water temp isn't to hot. You'll notice the difference in a week or so!
My mother in law has multiple clusters of itchy bumps with white heads under her breast, in some areas they are smaller and closer together and in others they are larger and further apart. The itch is unbearable and is effecting the skin under where her breast lays and her breast itself on the underside of it.
Ok, had the Shingles in 2012, and the Shingles virus shot in March of 2013 (which I found out I was allergic to also)... Had blood work showing the T1 virus that is Shingles, cold sores and yeast infections, which are part of the problems I'm having. Shingles is under control with meds and the cold sores are also since it is the same med.... the Yeast infections are sometimes out of control....
What is ok to take for a yeast infection? I don't go to the Dr. Til Tuesday. I heard the one time fluconazole pill cause birth defects. Don't know how true it is just wanna be safe. Or should I try monistat 7. Im scared to take any kind of pills while pregnant I don't even take Tylenol I use home remedies. Im a ftm & curious.
after a couple of hours the rash in the left breast was gone but it was like 40% gone in the right breast now passed 3 weeks and there's still a circle spot thats red and is a cut tissue in the middle so could this be breast cancer ? i heard that not any lump must be a breast cancer and i also saw some pictures of lumps that were breast cancer and it looked totally different also my mum's nipple is ok(not inverted) please i really need your help.
Hi,
Candidal intertrigo usually occurs in the flexure areas of the body such as the armpits,the groin area and beneath the breasts. This is usually associated with an underlying chronic illness such as diabetes ( have you been assessed along this line?).
I suggest you push through with your physician consultation in case your medications may need to be changed or modified. An assessment of an underlying systemic disease like diabetes may also be needed.
What other symptoms are present? How was your mammogram result? Burning sensation in the breast could be due to a variety of issues such as hormonal changes, neurological conditions, infection or inflammation. If there is a family history of breast cancer, it is best that you have this checked for proper evaluation. Regular self breast examination is highly recommended. Take care and do keep us posted.
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