CAN you GET A YEAST INFECTION IN THE MOUTH IF YOU EAT SOMEONE vagina WHO HAS AN YEAST INFECTION?
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A yeast infection in the lady you ate out doesn't mean there is something wrong with her or you esp. if you say you didn't know.\nIf your mouth gets white on the inside like in the cheeks and the tongue you'll know.\nBabies get yeast infections.\nYeast infections and bladder infections is normal woman thing.
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Candidia albicans is a fungus that can grow in the human body.  It is the cause of yeast infections in the vagina, and it is often the first sign of HIV infection when you get it in the mouth (but other people, especially babies can also get it in the mouth)
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There is not necessarily always going to be discharge with yeast infections, and women are prone to them around their menstrual period.  It is also possible if you take in too much sugar that you could have developed a yeast infection, see your physician.
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It could be.If your girlfriend performs oral sex on you,she should not clean her teeth less than 15minutes before,as this may open cuts or ulcers in her mouth.If your semen contains a disease these cuts may allow infection to enter hear bloodstream.If your girlfriend swallows the semen,she risks infection with any disease you may be carrying at the time..Especially Hepatitis A-B and C.HIV is also passed on in this manner.
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I don't believe a yeast infection can be fatal or anything. they are just uncomfortable.  Once the pH in the vagina has changes, things can go nuts down there!  It is possible to also get a bacterial infection.\n\nIf you are not too keen on getting the medecine to cure the infection, there are a few things you can try homeopathically to help.  You can eat yogurt/take acidophillus pills to get more of the good bacteria in your system.  This can help resore balance to things down there.  You can also take plain yogurt and insert it inside you - this will cool things down, and once again, puts bacteria in the region to fight the yeast cells (we always have yeast in our body - the problem is when they get out of hand).  I have a friend who makes yogurt popsicles and inserts those - just to make it better.  Lastly, you can just wait.  When women menstruate, the PH in the vagina changes, and can kill off the yeast.\n\nSo as far as I know not treating it won't kill you, but you can be mightly uncomfortable if you do nothing.\n\nAnd if you aren't sure what you have, if something is going on down there, go to the doctor.
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Yes. A lot of women get yeast infections when they are pregnant. You need to ask your obgyn what they would prefer you to use to get rid of it(normally the same as if you weren't pregnant). Some preganant women have it on and off through the whole preganancy and if you deliver with the infection it can cause your baby to have thrush witch is a form of it in there mouth. It can be treated with an antibiotic. taking antibiotics, birth control, using fragrant soaps and laundry detergants can also cause yeast infections.\n\n The vinigar thing is a bad idea!!!! Do as you wish, i'm not even going to explain why thats such a bad idea as it should be obvious.
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If you've had unprotected sex, it could be herpes (if the other person was infected). Otherwise, it could be a yeast infection. You should see your doctor for treatment.
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Conditions will get worst. You'll get more thick, white, possibly curd-like vaginal discharge & pain during intercourse & pain during urinating & also men can get yeast infections through continued unprotected sex if not treated immediately. Male sexual partners may develop genital irritation and genital itching, especially if they are uncircumcised, but usually there is no discharge.
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you might have a yeast infection
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Yes, she could certainly have a yeast infection,  and it isn't connected to her first period.  As other posters have indicated it is quite easy to get a yeast infection, and those little critters are there all the time.  Even babies can get yeast infrections, and boys can too.\n\nI have included some sites that discuss yeast infections in children.  I hope this information if helpful to you.
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Most women have at least one Yeast infection during their lifetime. It is not a Sexually Transmitted Disease although it can be transmitted from an infected partner.\n\nVaginal secretions are normally acidic - normally, this keeps the natural yeast "spores" under control. When you go on the Birth Control Pill, when you take antibiotics, when you are pregnant or hyperactive sexually or if you are diabetic, this acid balance gets out of whack. The vagina becomes alkaline and the yeast spores overgrow. \n\nThe first signs are a thick gucky white discharge from your vagina, your genitals burn and itch, are swollen, red and irritated. You just want to live in the bath tub. Go to your family doctor or Sexual Health Clinic where it can be diagnosed immediately. Then you go to the drug store and pick up antifungal vaginal suppositories, (usually called Monistat) They come in packages of one, three or seven day treatment. Pick up a small tube of Monostat Cream at the same time. \n\nAt bedtime, have a bath, insert one suppository into your vagina and rub a small amount of the cream on your genitals. Sleep, and in the morning it will feel much better, have a shower and repeat this the next night till you have used all the suppositories. You are fine, but if you are going to have sex, insist your partner use a condom.\n\nWhy? Well, your partner may be carrying the spores under the foreskin, even if he is circumcised, it may be hiding there. He should apply a small amount of the Antifungal cream to his penis to clear it up. Infected males may have a white flakey coating on the penis, it may feel dry and cracked. Use the cream and he must use a condom until it is completely healthy again.\n\nSome females have chronic low grade yeast infections that flare up after sex or after every menstrual period. In this case, buy Monostat 7 suppositories, use one after your period or after sex. Also, do not wear tight jeans, panty hose or panties with a nylon crotch. These keep the body heat contained, triggering a repeat infection. \n\nYou can also use one ACIDOPHYLLIS capsule, (Health Food Store) inserted into your vagina as a prophilaxis, also eat one large 500 gram tub of plain unsweetened natural yogurt every day for lunch. This gets the acid/alkaline balance of the vagina back to normal again. If you are pregnant, ask your doctor if it is safe to use the antifungal suppositories.
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1. Both can infect both\n2. Both can infect both\n3. Through blood, semen and vaginal fluids\n4. Both can infect both\n5. Yes if there is an open lesion in the mouth
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"Vulvovaginal Candidiasis, caused by the overgrowth of the fungus Candida, affects nearly 75% of all women at least once their lives. \n\nCandida is a relatively harmless yeast, normally found in the mouth, throat, intestines and genitourinary tract of most humans. In the yeast state, Candida is simply a non-invasive, sugar-fermenting organism, whose purpose is to destroy harmful gut flora (bacteria). In a normal environment, Candida is controlled by a properly functioning immune system and helpful "friendly" gut flora like Lactobacillus acidophilus, Bifidobacterium bifidum and Bacillus laterosporus, all of which suppress undesirable bacteria and yeasts and help maintain a balanced, healthy immune system. \n\nWhen the balance between the normal microorganisms of the vagina are disrupted, however, Vulvovaginal Candidiasis can result.\n\nCommonly referred to simply as a vaginal yeast infection, vulvovaginal Candidiasis disorder occurs when the acidity of the vagina changes. This may be due to hormone imbalance, in conjunction with other illnesses (such as Diabetes), in those who are immunosuppressed (such with AIDS or HIV), in those who use oral contraceptives, and commonly, with antibiotic use (particularly tetracycline)[.1, 2] Pregnancy, prolonged use of steroid hormones, acid blockers and ulcer medications, immunosuppressants or anti-inflammatory drugs, excessive stress, and improper diet can also contribute to Vulvovaginal Candidiasis.[3] \n\nVulvovaginal Candidiasis is not a sexually transmitted disease, nor is it an airborne infection. It can, however, be transmitted from one partner to another through intercourse, deep kissing or oral sex.[4] Fortunately, if the other person is healthy, his or her immune system will destroy the cells and prevent infection. Still, an estimated 12%-15% of men develop symptoms such as itching and rash following sexual contact with an infected partner.[5] It is also possible for breastfeeding mothers to transmit the infection to their infants. \n\nThe National Institutes of Health[6] lists the following as the most common symptoms of Vulvovaginal Candidiasis: \n\nAbnormal vaginal discharge (ranging from a slightly watery, white discharge to a thick, white, chunky discharge) \nVaginal and labial itching or burning \nRedness and/or inflammation of the vulva \nPain with intercourse \nPainful urination \n\nDiagnosis is made through visual examination, symptom review and in some cases, laboratory tests. Once identified, Candida can be successfully treated through several measures. Remedies include the determination and elimination of any causative factors, application of antifungal medications, lifestyle changes (such as quitting smoking and reducing or avoiding alcohol consumption), removing (or reducing) pollution and toxins in your environment, and strengthening your immune system through the combined application of a healthy lifestyle plus proper nutrition and probiotic supplements. \n\nBefore undergoing any treatment – conventional or otherwise – be sure you are dealing with a true vaginal yeast infection. Self-treating a suspected vaginal yeast condition may delay diagnosis and effective treatment of a similar vaginal infection that will not respond to yeast treatments. In fact, one study by the American Social Health Association found that 70% of women self-treated vaginal infections before calling a health care provider. Most often, they incorrectly thought they had a yeast infection when, in fact, it was bacterial vaginosis.[7] \n\nCommon treatments include antifungal medicines in the form of tablets, creams, ointments or suppositories, including [8]: \n\nFemstat: an antifungal type of antibiotic applied as a vaginal cream. Femstat is available as a 1-day or 3-day treatment. See http://www.drugdigest.org for details. \n\nClotrimazole: Clotrimazole comes as a lozenge, topical cream or solution formula, as well as in over-the-counter vaginal creams and tablet forms. See h
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You too can get a yeast infection - Doctors will advise using the vaginal creams on a partner to keep a woman from being reinfected. I am sure you don't want to go purchase a tube of Monostate 7 for yourself - so try an athletes foot or jock itch remedy
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I am not a professional, but I can tell you what I do know.  Bacteria and yeasts live in people's mouths.   In fact, it is principally yeast that contributes to plaque.  That's why sugary foods are not good for your teeth.  Yeasts feed on sugar.  The more sugar you eat, the more yeasts you will have in your mouth.  If the person who gave you oral sex eats a lot of sugar, drinks a lot of beer (which is fermented with yeast) and has poor dental hygene, he likely has large colonies of yeasts in his mouth, and may have passed on some to you.  If you also have a poor diet and eat a lot of sugar, you are creating an environment in your body that helps these organisms grow.
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vaginal yeast infections are caused by Candida albicans, which, along with a few types of bacteria, are normally present in relatively small numbers in your crotch. sometimes the yeast multiply rapidly and take over, causing a full-fledged yeast infection, or, in the heart-warming terminology of the medical establishment, candidiasis or monilia. this can be due to a change in the vaginal environment, injury, sexual transmission, or HIV. common environmental disruptions that favor yeast include increased pH, increased heat and moisture, allergic reactions, elevated sugar levels, hormonal fluxes, and reductions in the populations of bacteria that are normally present. these can generally be traced to a few categories of culprits: \n\nTight clothing rubbing against you\nCertain Antibiotics \nChemicals, such as inks, dyes, and perfumes\nHormones, sometimes influenced by birth control pills\nBy spremicides on condoms or by sexual transmission\n....And having high levels of sugar in your diet (Such as too much SODA POP!)
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Candida albicans is a widespread organism with worldwide distribution. It is normally found in small amounts in the vagina , the mouth, the digestive tract, and on the skin without causing disease or symptoms (approximately 25% of women without disease symptoms have this organism present).\n\nSymptoms appear when the balance between the normal microorganisms of the vagina is lost, and the Candida albicans population becomes larger in relation to the other microorganism populations.\n\nThis happens when the environment (the vagina) has certain favorable conditions that allow growth and nourishment of Candida albicans . An environment that makes it difficult for the other microorganisms to survive may also cause an imbalance and lead to a yeast infection.\n\nYeast infection may follow a course of antibiotics (particularly tetracycline) that were prescribed for another purpose. The antibiotics change the normal balance between organisms in the vagina by suppressing the growth of protective bacteria that normally have an antifungal effect.\n\nInfection is common among women who use estrogen-containing birth control pills and among women who are pregnant. This is due to the increased level of estrogen in the body. The increased hormone level causes changes in the vaginal environment that make it perfect for fungal growth and nourishment.\n\nYeast infections may also occur in association with diabetes or problems that affect the immune system (such as AIDS or HIV).\n\nVaginal candidiasis is not considered a sexually transmitted disease. However, 12% to 15% of men will develop symptoms such as itching and penile rash following sexual contact with an infected partner.\n\nClose attention should be paid to episodes of vaginal candidiasis. Repeat infections that occur immediately following therapy, or a persistent yeast infection that does not respond to therapy, may be the first or, at least, an early sign that an individual is infected with HIV.\n\nBoth males and females with HIV infection who have developed AIDS may be subject to disseminated infection with candida, including oral candidiasis (in the mouth), esophageal candidiasis (in the esophagus), and cutaneous candidiasis (on the skin).\n\nHope this helps