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Recurring yeast infection help!

Asked by dang_homiex over 3 years ago, 4 answers.

I had my first yeast infection ever at the beginning of last June, and it lasted about a week before it was treated with anti-fungal cream. Now, it's the end of July of the same year and I have another one! I'm about to go on vacation and I'm worried...

that I can't get it cleared up in time. Is this common? Or should I see my doctor?

Answered by snowboarder on Jul 24, 2006, 09:41PM
606 answers

You wouldn't happen to be using antibiotic or douches would you? This could also be caused by high blood sugar levels. I would see a doctor.

Jason

Answered by meggs on Jul 25, 2006, 11:17AM
45 answers

This could also be not a yeast infection. There are some STD's that act like a yeast infection. You need to see your doctor immediately

Answered by hiyapie1 on Jul 29, 2006, 10:30AM
16 answers

You may need to be tested for type2 diabetes. I have it, and until I got my blood sugar levels under control, I kept them all the time.

Answered by eric on May 28, 2007, 02:01AM
10 answers

I would say go to the doctors. but my sister had had a yest infecation ones and she was told not to take long bubble baths if so wash the soap all off you and to wash down there really good. plus some peoples skin down there does not like some soaps to a piont where the skin breaks out.
so go and see your doctor and she or he will help you.