Help me please! Do I have a full body yeast infection?
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Don't waste your time and life asking something like that on Yahoo!!!!  The people on here are NOT doctors.  You NEED a doctor!  You need to call your PCP (primary care physician) immediately!  You should have done so a long time ago.  You should refrain from all sexual activity until your doctor gives you the go ahead (you could be endangering your girlfriends as well as yourself).  No matter whether it is Candidisis (yes that is a real affliction) or not, you need to see a doctor as soon as possible.
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The most common symptom of a yeast infection is extreme itchiness in and around the vagina. Other symptoms include:\n\n    * Burning, redness, and swelling of the vagina and the area around it\n    * Pain when urinating\n    * Pain or discomfort during sex\n    * A thick, white vaginal discharge that looks like cottage cheese and does not have a bad smell (or may smell yeasty, like bread or beer)\n\nYou may only have a few of these symptoms and they may be mild or severe.\n\nIf you think you may have a yeast infection but have not been treated for one before, see your doctor to be sure.
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Registered Nurse here;  Hun it sounds like a yeast infection, however with a yeast infection it usually doesn't soak your panties.  I would strongly suggest that you make an appointment with your GYN, no this is not what you wanted to here.  But you really don't want to speculate about this.  Someone could experience the exact same symptoms as you and it be an all together different type of infection.  It certainly does not sound like a STD.  If fact it sounds Begin, however please go for a check-up, could be something just beginning to brew, and your GYN, would be able to catch it very early.  Thanks for the opportunity to address your question.
799033
it could be PMS or your diet, have you had a lot of caffeine lately? Has anyone sucked on them too hard? (sorry to detailed) but that usually happens...I don't think it's a yeast infection
416272
I believe his left yeast is already infected!\nJust kiddin!\nhe can't get yeast infection,but u should see a doctor!
645808
Sounds like yeast infection medication. Are you snooping?
827954
Sounds like trichomoniasis or BV - Bacterial vaginosis.  Sounds to me like you have been active.  You wouldn't assume that it was an STD if you aren't active. Bite the bullet and go to your mom. It may be something as simple as a yeast infection (you don't have tp be sexually active to get one.)  But either way you want to get it checked before it becomes something else.\n\nIt's very important to see a doctor or go to a teen clinic if you have any of the symptoms of abnormal vaginal discharge. This is really important for girls who have had sex, especially those who have had sex without using a condom.
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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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Sounds like a yeast infection to me... Go to your local pharmacy and get Monistat.. WIll take care of it in a couple of days..
715335
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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Hi Jennifer here is some information pertaining to your question.\n\nWhat is a vaginal yeast infection?\n\nA vaginal yeast infection is an excess growth of yeast cells in the vagina. Yeast infections are very common in women of childbearing age but can occur at any age. Although they can be uncomfortable, vaginal yeast infections rarely lead to serious health problems.\n\nWhat causes a vaginal yeast infection?\n\nA healthy vagina normally contains many bacteria and small numbers of yeast cells. The most common bacteria found in the vagina, Lactobacillus acidophilus, help prevent other organisms, such as yeast, from growing in excess and causing an infection. About 70% to 90% of yeast infections are caused by a strain of yeast called Candida albicans. 1, 2 \n\nWhen there is a change in the normal balance of organisms in the vagina, yeast can overgrow, causing symptoms. This imbalance can be caused by many factors, including use of broad-spectrum antibiotics for other conditions, high estrogen levels (as during pregnancy or hormone replacement therapy), or certain medical conditions, such as diabetes or HIV infection. \n\n\n\nWhat are the symptoms?\n\nThe most common symptoms of a vaginal yeast infection are: \n\nVaginal itching. \nIrritated genital skin. \nPain or burning in the genital area with urination or sexual intercourse. \nIn some cases, white vaginal discharge that is usually curdlike and odorless. Some women have no noticeable discharge. \nSymptoms of a vaginal yeast infection are more likely to occur during the week before a menstrual period.\n\nHow is a vaginal yeast infection diagnosed?\n\nVaginal itching and a white vaginal discharge that is odorless and looks like cottage cheese are classic signs of a vaginal yeast infection. However, it's easy to misdiagnose a vaginal infection. If your symptoms are not typical of a yeast infection, you aren't certain of your diagnosis, or you're pregnant and have symptoms, see your health professional. A vaginal exam and possibly a culture of vaginal discharge can help diagnose whether another type of organism is present.\n\nHow is it treated?\n\nA vaginal yeast infection is usually treated with a vaginal antifungal cream, tablet, or suppository for several days. While some women prefer taking a tablet by mouth, oral treatment may be reserved for recurrent infection that may be caused by yeast throughout the body. This is mainly because oral medication affects the entire body, and vaginal treatment limits its effect to the genital area. Oral antifungal medication can cause side effects such as headache, nausea, and abdominal pain; vaginal treatment is unlikely to cause side effects. \n\nNonprescription vaginal medications are available for treating vaginal yeast infection; vaginal boric acid capsules are another option. If you have had a vaginal yeast infection before, are not pregnant, and are certain your present symptoms are the same as during the previous infection, you can self-treat your infection. If you have a yeast infection that keeps returning despite treatment, see your health professional. A recurring yeast infection can be a sign of another health problem. \n\nYeast infections are common during pregnancy. If you are pregnant, do not use any medication without first discussing your symptoms with your health professional. \n\nCan vaginal yeast infections recur?\n\nYes. A yeast infection is considered to be recurrent if you have four or more infections that cause symptoms and are unrelated to antibiotic use within 1 year. Severe or persistent yeast infections are a problem for about 5% of affected women and can be related to diabetes, pregnancy, or another health condition. 2 \n\nIf you have a recurrent vaginal yeast infection, your health professional may do a culture to confirm that yeast is present. You may also be tested for certain conditions that could be making you more vulnerable to yeast overgrowth, such as diabetes or HIV infection.
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prob.a yeast infection....discharge is normal but not odor
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You will have itching and a white discharge.  Go to your doctor if you have any type of discharge that is not clear.  A little clear discharge is normal.  You could try the over the counter remedies but from my experience they don't work very well.  Even so, you're better off getting a firm diagnosis from your doctor.  What you think may be a yeast infection may actually be something else and would need a different treatment.
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well yeast infections happen for a lot of reasons. I would try stop using the products that you are using. Also if you wear a lot of silk panties, thongs, etc that will cause it as well. I have also heard that sleeping without underwear is good once in awhile, lets it breathe. You should go to the doc and get that checked out tho. Good luck
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I'm going to disagree with the other poster and say see your doctor BEFORE you try to self-treat, just to rule out any other problems.  Here's a link that describes yeast infections:\n\nGood Luck!
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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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you may have a yeast infection, in which case you will have to go to the doctor and get infection medicine to clear this up. sometimes the creams dont work especially in this case... while it is normal to itch a little down there it isnt if it itches a lot. Make sure when you take a bath you clean there very well and go to the doctor because you could have a vaginal infection of some sort, you can get yeast infections from many things including if you have recently been taking some types of medications... The best thing you can do is keep yourself as clean as possible and go to the doctor and get checked out...\ngoodluck