We are in a monogamous relationship on the verge of being engaged and every time he ejaculates in me it burns like hell and a few days later i develop a yeast infection.
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Causes of Yeast Infection\n\nLowered immunity\nPoor nutrition\nPhysical and mental stress.\nUse of some antibiotics\nBirth control pills\nMenstrual periods\nDiabetes\nPregnancy\n\nHow to Avoid Yeast Infection?\n\nWear loose cotton underwear or panties (no synthetic-fiber clothes). Don't wear panty hose, leggings, and tight jeans every day.\nDon't use deodorant sanitary pads or tampons and feminine hygiene sprays, or bubble bath, especially if you feel an infection.\nChange out of wet clothes as soon as possible. Before changing, use your blow dryer on a low to dry your genital area.\nWipe from front to back after every use of the toilet. This may prevent reaching the bacteria from rectum to your vagina.\nDo not keep your stomach empty for a long time.
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Oh my goodness I had this same problem, This is what I did. I HAVE TO MAKE SURE I CLEAR MY MIND AND BE FOCUSED WHAT I'M DOING.HAVE TO BE TURNED ON! YOU HAVE TO BE WITH SOMEONE WHO KNOWS HOW TO PLEASE YOU!!!  I was w/ my ex for 5 yrs. I though I had plenty of organisms until I met my fiance SO that goes back to ya man has to know what he's doing!
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I have to wonder if you may have a bladder infection. If it is a yeast infection which can be painful. It burns really bad. Some Yeast infection treatments come with a topical cream that helps. Also you should call the second Doctor and let his office know that you aren't feeling any better. I hope the best for you and you get relief soon. Drink plenty water and Cranberry juice.
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I actually JUST experienced this very thing.  I am diabettic type 2 and just recently I had been experiencing frequent urination (every 10 minutes).  At first I thought the vaginal dryness and itching I was experiencing was because of the fact that I was wiping so frequently and also because of this new caramel creme shower gel that I was using.  I knew the frequent urination I was experiencing was due to my high sugar levels.  I'd also heard that people who are diabetic are more susceptible to frequent yeast infections or UTIs because of the glucose in their blood stream.  So, at first, I thought that was what I was experiencing-- a yeast infection.  I'd never had one in my life and did not know the exact symptoms or what to do.  There was no discharge or odor, only intense itching and dryness. \n\nAfter maybe two weeks, the dryness and itching seemed to disappear. I felt a lot better.  My fiance and I decided to have intercourse,  and I could not get wet.  I was still experiencing the dryness.  So-- he tried to lubricate me with his saliva.  The next day-- the itching and burning returned ten times as worse and I was totally irritated.  I thought I was going to die.  I tried a monistat 1 and that only slightly relieved the symptoms.  Finally, I went to the emergency room and explained that I thought I had a yeast infection due to high glucose levels. I told them that the symptoms increased after sexual activity, but that I was sure it was not an std because my boyfriend and I were virgins and had never been with anyone else other than each other.  They did tests and could not find a UTI nor could they diagnose the irritation as a "yeast infection" caused by Candida.  They diagnosed it as vaginitis, said I was just extremely irritated and prescribed a three pill antibiotic in case of bacterial infection and also an antifungal vaginal cream (prescriptive monistat per the pharmacist) in case of fungal infection. They also gave me a solution IV while in the hospital to bring my glucose level down, which stopped the severe unrination, which gave me some relief from the irritation.  It was like that entire area (kidneys and vaginal) was just completely irritated.\n\nSO--  right now I am finishing the antifungal cream.  The pharmacist told me that I could use it on the inside of the labia where I was experiencing the dryness and itching, so that it was I did, as opposed to using the applicator to insert the cream into my vaginea. After five days of doing that, though my symptoms seemed to have subsided drastically, I still did not feel 100% normal down there. So, I started to use the applicator to insert the cream.  I am on day four.  After the solution IV to bring my glucose down, the antibiotic, the monistat 1 and now the prescription antifungal, I STILL do not feel 100% like before.  I am still dry and that has NEVER been a problem until recently.\n\nOne thing that I DID mention to the doctor was that my boyfriend has had a ear and throat problem for the longest that he believes is some sort of infection.  I am guessing that there was some sort of bacteria or something in his saliva that increased the irritation, combined with the irritation I was already experiencing   I still don't know if, indeed, it was a yeast infection; now I am guessing that it may had been an infection that was caused by something other than Candida since it intensified after intercourse. Since we are still inexperienced, I thought the irritation I was feeling was because he tore something down there or whatever.  Now, I'm afraid to have sex again.  Sex is also extremely painful for me-- it feels like he is ripping something.  I don't even know if he is inserting it into the correct hole.  I feel really embarrased to admit this, but wer are 31 and had sex for the first time when we were 29.  Since then, we've had it off and on maybe 5 times, so I know the infrequency is not helping the situation.  I am trying not to reso
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Fist off she could have an yeast infection,bladder infection or if you use sexual toys and if they are not cleaned very good then it may irritate her down there. If she is itching, burning, or stinging while having intercourse, going to the bathroom or while playing with toys then she may very likely have a yeast infection. If you do use sexual toys clean them very well with soap and hot water. Also if you use a lubricant then she may be allergic to it also. The first thing I would do is not have intercourse for 7 days and have her to use a cream like monistat for yeast infections, then if that clears it up then more than likely that is what it was. If not then try not useing sexual toys for a while and see what happens after no usage of them. then if she is still having the burning sensation then she needs to go and see her gynocologist or her doctor. Good Luck and if you need more information on yeast infections here is a web site for you.
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I think you should go to the doctor. You could have a common infection called bacterial vaginosis, or you may have the beginnings of a yeast infection, even though it doesn't itch or burn at this time. But that amount and type of discharge doesn't sound normal to me. I'd go to the doc if it were me. Good luck! :)
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Well it depends on what kind of intercourse you um.. well yeah and it might be transferred to you so either ask him to stop taking antiboitics if possible or to wear a condum though it doesnt stop Chlymidia an std just as a warning
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I had something of a problem with that as well. I started taking a pill form of the acidophilus bacteria (the bacteria found in yogurt that helps maintain a healthy balance in 'that region'), and it seems to have helped. \n\nYou should be able to find the pills at a grocery store or a health food store in the nutritional supplements/vitamins section. \n\nIt might be a good idea to get a prescription for Diflucan to totally get rid of the infection. You might have to go about a week without sex, but it will be worth it. You could take it the week of menstruation if you don't want to talk to your boyfriend about it. \n\nAside from taking the Diflucan and maybe trying the acidophilus pills (or eating a few yogurt things a day), the lubrication sounds like it could be doing something, too. I'll bet it would help to have a good 'wash-up' after your encounters. \n\nIf all of that doesn't work, you should see a doctor again and tell them how persistent the problem is.
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you probably have a yeast infection.  you can get it by having intercourse with someone who has a yeast infection.  this is more common amoung guys who are not circumsized, the fungus can bread under your forskin.  you may still want to go see a uroligist
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Sounds like a yeast infection. Get it checked out, and if it is, make sure you tell your bf. Men can carry yeast infections, so if you get rid of it and have unprotected sex with him again, you will just get it again.
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It could be raised hair follicles.  Try not to worry, it can't be anything serious.  Its definately not a sexually transmitted problem as it started before you had sex.  If it was any serious illness you would be having major symptoms and pain by now.\n\nAll in all sweetheart it doesn't sound like anything to worry about.  If you don't feel comfortable about seeing your doctor, go to your local GUM clinic to put your mind at rest.\n\nTalk to your girlfriend about it too as she will put you at ease if she is the girl for you.\n\nGood luck\nBubble x
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It sounds like friction rub.  You are not lubricated sufficiently and it is irritating those tender tissues in your genital area.  Look in Walmart for a vaginal lubricant.  See if that helps.  Make sure his hands are clean before he touches you there too.  You can get some nasty infections if they are not clean.
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One of the most effective treatment protocols for this problem is a combination of frequent vigorous prostatic massage combined with long term antibiotic therapy. The prostate has a poor blood supply and in order to ensure that a sufficient amount of antibiotics get into this gland, proper drainage is required. Regular massage combined with long term antibiotic treatment should solve this problem.\nIt is most important to ensure that your sexual partner be treated as well. If your partner is a woman, any recurrent yeast infections are a definite sign of her being infected with a non-culturable STD organism. The presence of these organisms can be proven with a PCR (DNA) test.\nIf she has this problem, an effective treatment is oral fluconazol combined with a topical antifungal like terconazol together with a prolonged treatment of a newer tetracycline analogue taken orally. Although macrolide antibiotics (long acting erythromycins) work, they can become problematic when combined with  oral antifungal medications.\nIncidentally, the reason why women develop vulval yeast infections 'down there' is because the mucous membranous lining in that area has lost its integrity from an underlying nanobacterial infection. This type of bug cannot be grown in a typical lab. Keep in mind that yeast is everywhere and opportunistic. Conditions have to be just right before it can make a home anywhere on your body.\nThe unfortunate thing is that a lot of healthcare providers aren't aware of this phenomenom so it's often treated erroneously.\nAlthough the fluoroquinolone antibiotics are very effective, minocycline has been proven to be very safe when used long term.
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It sounds like a sexually tansmitted disease, see a doctor for treatment fast and dont have sex again until you have been treated!...;
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Hi Janie, at first I too thought it was a yeast infection, since they sometimes comes before,with and after your period, but to be on the safe side of things, you should get a medical check up first.If you are sexually active, it is best that you not have sex right now.It's your health and you should do what is best for yourself, the last thing you need is to have any disease/illness.Don't take it for granted, get checked out!
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i get the feeling that you guys are more or less just diving right in. you need to spend a bit of time stretching yourself to properly and comfortably take him. the first time is likely going to sting a little, as there is some tissue damage when he takes your cherry, but the pain fades quickly (or so i am told) tell your fiance that you need to get warmed up first, use fingers, toys, whatever is comfortable to gradually stretch out. also, make sure you're turned on, since the natural lubricants released by your body are the best. have him try some oral play if you can, since the saliva will also help keep you lubricated. if you stil feel you need more lubrication, ensure it is a water based lube. if none of my advice works, talk to a doctor, it may be that (s)he can give better advice.
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Depends on your age.  As many people have said it could be a yeast infection. There are many causes for yeast infections. The discharge however would be the consistency of say,'cottage cheesy'! Yuck,huh? Well just trying to describe it better for you.\n\nAnother possibility is ovulation. This usually occurs about two weeks after you last period. Sometimes it has the consistency of 'egg whites' OK,another Yuck! \n\nIf it is accompanied by any burning,itching or pain,you should go in to see a gynecologist. You may have a bladder or kidney infection also.\n\nToo many things it could be with just that description. My best suggestion to you would to see a doctor anyway,just to rule out any concerns you may have.