Anyone thats had this before please some
advice.
I've never had a yeast infection before
and it really hurts.
I'm sore, and burning, and itchy.
I took meds yesterday for it.
But I really can't take this anymore!!
How long until it goes away?
How long does the burning and itching
last?
Can I have sex even if it hasn't been a
week because I used the meds that is one
day?
Are you really more itchy and burn more
from using one day meds? (i wish I
learned this before using it!)
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realdeal4u
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 08 Dec 2005 Posts: 11 Location: MS
Posted: 12-25-05 00:30am
No, don't have sex. Your partner may get
it as well.
If you're using meds., just give it time.
Avoid using any chemicals on/around your
area. (like scented pantyliners, douches,
feminine sprays, etc.)
if the burn/itch gets really bad go sit in
a hot tub of water. I thelps me.
Try not to scratch or irritate it.
Keep using meds for the full teatment.
Even if it goes away before he course of
treament.
Good luck.
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munky23
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Dec 2005 Posts: 130
Posted: 12-25-05 01:47am
Thanks
i think this is seriously the worst thing
i've ever had!!
Makes me wish I never got sexually active.
Within a week of losing my virginity, i've
had two infections :(
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babykitty23
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 30 Nov 2005 Posts: 26 Location: Florida
Posted: 12-26-05 01:15am
munky23
wrote:
thanks
i think this is seriously the worst thing
i've ever had!!
Makes me wish I never got sexually active.
Within a week of losing my virginity, i've
had two infections
:(
being sexually active doesn't necessarily
give you yeast infections. If you've been
getting them frequently, your partner
needs to get checked for it too, because
men don't show signs of yeast infections
usually, and will spread it back and
fourth to you (i found this out the hard
way >.<)
so, definatly get your so checked and put
on meds!
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