An STD may be mistaken for a recurrent yeast infection if a patient is self-diagnosing. A health care provider should be able to complete testing to tell the difference. See your health care provider for appropriate diagnosis and treatment of your symptoms, and get screened for STDs at the same time.
Both trichomoniasis and herpes can cause genital irritation.
no a yeast infection is not part of taking adipex. If you are sure it is not a STD and is a yeast infection try one of the OTC drugs.If in doubt go to your doctor.
yes, std's can cause many things.
An exam and testing will easily distinguish a yeast infection from an STD. If you have had sex and are having discomfort or discharge, it is important to get tested.By the colour and smell of the DischargeThe creamy white discharge that many women get monthly is caused by changes in hormone levels, it has very little odor and is not associated with any infection.Discharge from a yeast infection is very itchy, it can look like cheese and has very little odor.Some STD's cause a discharge and others don't. Some can cause a burning sensation when you pee and others cause none. The discharge associated with an STD usually is green or yellow and can have a foul odor.The only way to know if you have an STD is to be tested, the only way you can help prevent getting or giving an STD (if sexually active) is to always use condoms.
You may have a yeast infection, see your gynecologist.
Burn? If so it could be a UTI(Urinary Tract Infection) Or possibly an STD, or just a yeast infection! I'd get it checked out! Good luck!
It could be a yeast infection. You should consult your doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment.
This can be caused by a yeast infection or a STD.
This may be a side effect of the pill.. Or... You may have a yeast infection or a STD. A yeast infection can be identified with a bad smell. I would get this checked out immediately.
Sounds like you might have a yeast infection or an STD. Try Monistat Over the counter for the yeast infection (available at your local pharmacy) But it could definitely be a sign of an STD - go to the gynecologist to check it out.
as an antibiotic, Amox-clav kills all bacteria, both the good ones as well as the bad. This does leave women more susceptible to yeast infections. A yeast infection will itch and burn, and can be spread like an STD so it is important to treat ASAP. You can try to prevent this next time by eating yogurt with active cultures during your course of antibiotics.
An STD is a possible cause of discomfort when using tampons, if sexually active it's always a good idea to get regular STD screening. It is however more likely that you have a vaginal infection such as a yeast infection that may be making insertion/removal uncomfortable, you may be misusing tampons such as using too high an absorbency, or you may not be relaxed enough. Go talk to your doctor, get tests to see if STD's or infections are a possible cause and go from there in figuring out what's wrong.