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natalia zoe

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bacterial infection and antibiotics
Posted: 06-02-08 08:33am

Hello,

I had a week ago out of a sudden an abscess growing between my vulva and where my leg starts. Therefore I went to the gynecologist who did not open it (because it was small) but who prescribed me antibiotics (Docxcycline 100mg). Moreover, I had since a little while itiching efflux and as it has not become better after I treated it with yeast medicine, he also diagnosed a bacterial infection. Since then I have several questions:

1) The itching is gone by now but I wonder if my partner would need treatment as well and I have to make special things with my laundry to kill the germs?

2) I use the Nuvaring for contraception. Will the antibiotics interfer with the effectiveness of the Nuvaring?

3) I normally get a yeast infection after I take antibiotics. However, I am leaving for a short trip with my boyfriend next weekend and would therefore try to prevent it or resolve it quickly. Is there something I can do to do so? I had a look at the Pharmacy for products and there are also one day treatments available. Are these more "dangerous" and the normal three day dosis (seen long term as I assume they must be a lot stronger)?

4) I googled bacterial infection and I it says that it can make infertile if it is not treated over a longer period of time. Is this right? What is meant by long period of time? How often does this happen.

Thank you for your help!

Zoe
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