i (a female) just recently discovered that
i have a yeast infection. however, a
couple of days ago, a small red like
rash/irritation appeared on the head of
his penis after we had sex. could this be
the yeast infection effecting him? if yes,
how do we treat it? can he just use like a
monistat cream to treat the infection?
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monkeygirl22
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Posted: 07-02-07 22:19pm
I personally don't know the answer to this
but I will try to find something about it
on the internet and let you know.
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anonymous81
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Posted: 07-03-07 03:10am
If it's only a reddish mark I'd say it's
just an irritation that will go away after
a few days... I had the same thing happen
to me and kinda panicked in the beginning
even though I know my gf is STD/infection
free. I think it was due to a lack of
lubrification. We went directly to
intercourse that night without any
foreplay and didn't use any lubricant...
Your case is different but like I said if
his irritation matches the description of
the one I wrote about then he shouldn't
worry too much about it. It only lasted
about 3 days for me and didn't stop me
from having sex several times during these
3 days. I just used plenty of
lubcrication...
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vanessalouanne
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Re: Yeast Infection?! Posted: 07-03-07 03:37am
maggie0
wrote:
i (a female) just recently
discovered that i have a yeast infection.
however, a couple of days ago, a small red
like rash/irritation appeared on the head
of his penis after we had sex. could this
be the yeast infection effecting him? if
yes, how do we treat it? can he just use
like a monistat cream to treat the
infection?
yeah, you could of given it to him. it is
possible to spread ( i gave it to my
husband) they suggest men take oral
medication to make it go away, that or he
can use vaginal cream on his penis..
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