Some women get yeast infection from using perfumed soap/shower gel, wearing tight undergarments like thongs, not keeping your vagina dry (if you have normal discharge it is better to wear a liner), others get it from using flavoured condoms and sometimes you can get it from your partner if he has it.
This is very common in pregnancy. You have an increased risk for a yeast infection because there is more moisture down there. If you have any itching or burning while pregnant, go see your doctor and they can prescribe something to make it go away.
If you are pregnant and have a yeast infection you can take one of the over the counter yeast medications for it...after consulting with your Dr. The yeast infection can cause thrush in the unborn child if not taken care of properly...also do not have intercourse as you can pass it to your partner(yes girls he can get it, but without the symptoms)and he will just pass it back to you in return... otherwise it shouldn't really affect the pregnancy except that it is uncomfortable. Make sure to wear cotton lined panties and change them often..or wear natural panty liners...not synthetic ones. If you drink a lot of caffeine this also can make it worse. Yogurt does help but not quickly... Good luck
I am really not sure how it affects the pregnancy, but I do know my doctor told me that if you get more than one yeast infection during pregnancy it can be an indication that you have Strep B (which requires antibiotics be given during labor).
If your question is: Can taking amoxicillin trigger a yeast infection? The answer is yes. Any time you take a powerful antibiotic, the natural balance between helpful bacteria and other things that live in and on your body is disrupted. We have the fungus that causes a "yeast" infection in our bodies and when it is not held in check by natural bacteria, it gets a little too numerous and we get a yeast infection. Good argument for not taking antibiotics unless you really need them. When you DO need them, though, most of the over-the-counter cures for the yeast infection can be very helpful. You might look into other things that can help your body get quickly back to a proper balance, such as eating yogurt or taking "probiotics". The more you know about your body, the better you can make informed and intelligent decisions regarding its care.
Normally the infection will clear up within seven days. If symptoms persist, you should see your doctor and get stronger medication (e.g. Terconazole).
There are some cases of severe yeast infections being in the blood. These usually happen when a yeast infection is left untreated or a persons immune system is low.
Yeast infection no. tender breast, possibly
A yeast infection is not a symptom of pregnancy but is something some women experience, pregnant or not. If you've had sex you could be pregnant, a pregnancy test is the best way to determine if you are pregnant.
No it can not. The bacteria will not change the hormone levels in a pregnancy.
Yes they are.
Many women get yeast infections from different antibiotics, so you could have formed a yeast infection because of the medicated taken for the UTI. Neither of these are huge indicators of pregnancy, but take a home test if you're nervous. Better safe than sorry.
No, because the pregnancy test tests for the level of a specific pregnancy hormone, hCG, which would be in your urine or blood. Yeast infections are an overgrowth of Candidiasis, which is completely different.
No. You may have a rash or yeast infection under the Breast.
I'm surprised that the person advising a yeast injection hasn't advised on its likely effects on pregnancy.
Yes and can be life-threatening. See a doctor and get it treated.
Well, I just positive today and have had a yeast infection for the last three. I have had five pregnancies (2 ended in miscarriage) and every time I got a yeast infection just days before testing positive. Other than pregnancy I have had two infections, both at the end of taking antibiotics. However, for pregnancy, it is just a coincidence.On my first pregnancy, I had a yeast infection, I thought it was the reason I wasn't having my period. Well, my husband ask me if I could be pregnant. I kept telling him no just give it another day or two. Well, two weeks after my period was suppose to start we found out that we WERE PREGNANT. So, I would just say, if you think you might be, before you go to the store for some over the counter treatment, pick up a pregnancy test. You can never be too sure.When I was pregnant I read just about everything dealing with pregnancy and never read or heard anything like that. Have you taken any antibiotics? They almost always cause yeast infections.
It's most likely a yeast infection or a bacterial infection call your dr immediately.
More often a sign of a yeast infection. LDR nurse