Could you be pregnant if your period is late and you have thrush yeast infection?

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Yes, but also your body machanics may be off a bit. That will also cause late periods. Look up Threelac on the net. It is not real cheap but it is amazing! I tryed it and could type for hours over how it helped me and my family.

AnswerYes, a woman could very much be pregnant in this case. A yeast infection, though annoying, highly uncomfortable and quite common among women of child bearing age, does not affect your menstrual cycle in any way. If a woman were to have unprotected sexual relations and her menstrual cycle happened to be late not long after the excursion, the chances that she were pregnant would be extremely high. A yeast infection can also be passed from a female partner to a male partner during sex without protection and from the male partner to any other sexual partner he may have. Sadly, yeast infections are often thought of as only a womens issue and therefore not considered to be a "problem" for men...because of this a yeast infection is often passed back and forth, back and forth, back and forth between monogamous partners. The woman will take medication to rid herself of her yeast infection and her male partner will give it back to her, over and over. A woman can spend a lifetime battling a "recurring" yeast infection merely because it hasn't been thought of as a mens issue. It is my belief that a yeast infection, although not an actual "disease" should be listed alongside STDs' (sexually transmitted diseases) when educating the public on safe sexual practices.It would sure save a lot of grief in the long run!

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I disagree with labeling a yeast infection as an std because I recently had one and am not sexually active. The doctor said I got it because of antibiotics I took and there are many other reasons for getting a yeast infection other than sex.