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by Shemarq the Wamama on October 30th, 2009
If you have a partner you are sexually active with, he may be giving it to you unknowingly. Another thing that can cause recurring yeast infections is douching. Your vagina needs to have the good bacteria in there to fight off the bad.
by FaerieWhings on April 10th, 2008
Ok, first while taking a shower get up there and scoop as much as you can out if there, that will help relieve some discomfort. Then get Primadophilus (it needs to be refrigerated) until it goes away then use acidophilus regularly.
I am very prone to them myself esp when i take antibiotics. i used acidopholus while taking the meds and it prevented it.
by taco007 on October 4th, 2008
Sassafras tea is the best cure in North America.
by chuckmangione123 on April 10th, 2008
I'd recommend the book "Our Bodies Our Selves: A New Edition for a New Era". It's got a TON of amazing information and many of the women I know who have it, love it. It's a book specifically about Women's health, and it's pretty darn big (848 pages).
by Meg on July 23rd, 2010
I find that going to the doctor and getting that single-dose pill for yeast infections usually does the trick. You might even want your partner to get treated just in case, so you're not passing it back and forth. I think Canesten now has a pill you can get without a prescription. For maintenance, I take acidophillus pills in between infections to maintain my good bacteria. I also try to avoid sugary foods and wearing tight pants.
Can a man get a yeast infection?
by Dimstar on August 10th, 2010
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What do i do if the intravaginal tablet treating thrush falls out?
by marie784 on July 24th, 2010
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Just wondering if you can get a Yeast infection if your boyfriend eats you out???
by Slamminsam on March 13th, 2011
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What risk do I have of contracting a yeast infection from a beer enema?
by joshg on October 12th, 2011
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isit normal to have a lump smaller than a pea near clit when you have thrush?
by keziahmeziah on July 16th, 2011
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You're reading I'm looking for honest advice. I've had recurring yeast infections for the past year, in fact one each month for the past 3 months.I tested negative for: diabetes, HIV, BV, trichomonosis and STD's. Does anyone have SUCCESSFUL remedies? Thank you.
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