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By *hilloutMan
over a year ago
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"It’s a yeast infection. It can be passed between partners so important to treat yourself and them, else will reinfect each other?
Is that right?"
It's not sexually transmissible |
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A British songbird that likes bashing the fcuk out of snails.
Also a yeast infection that can be passed between partners, but not necessarily an STI as old people and young kids can get it too
Usually easily treated with an over the counter tablet, cream or pessary.
If reoccurring go see your doc.
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"It’s a yeast infection. It can be passed between partners so important to treat yourself and them, else will reinfect each other?
Is that right?
It's not sexually transmissible"
It is sexually transmittable but not an sti
Its an overgrowth of yeast usually because of an imbalance in the bacteria you have in your vagina , commonly caused by antibiotics , change in hormones, sanitary items, wearing tights or other tight clothing ... pretty much loads of things
Men cant develop it on their own, but can catch it from their partner and keep giving it back to them if both not treated |
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"It’s a yeast infection. It can be passed between partners so important to treat yourself and them, else will reinfect each other?
Is that right?"
Depends really. If you both have one then yes. If only one does then you can just avoid sex until it's cleared up. You usually wouldn't want to with an active yeast infection anyway  |
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"It’s a yeast infection. It can be passed between partners so important to treat yourself and them, else will reinfect each other?
Is that right?
It's not sexually transmissible"
It isn't common but it can be transferred from one partner to another |
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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago
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"It’s a yeast infection. It can be passed between partners so important to treat yourself and them, else will reinfect each other?
Is that right?
It's not sexually transmissible
It isn't common but it can be transferred from one partner to another"
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It’s a yeast infection. It can be passed between partners so important to treat yourself and them, else will reinfect each other?
Is that right?
Depends really. If you both have one then yes. If only one does then you can just avoid sex until it's cleared up. You usually wouldn't want to with an active yeast infection anyway "
Alot of men are symptom free so best advice would be to treat both
You can buy the fluconazole capsules from local pharmacies for about £5
Dont use boots or lloyds or they will sting you double that for their brand or canesten |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It is also very common in women with type 2 diabetes not sure about type 1.
Not only women 
Oh really. I didnt realise it was an issue for men too. "
Yeah me either but I think its something to do with sugar level in urine so i guess it could affect both |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It is also very common in women with type 2 diabetes not sure about type 1.
Not only women
Oh really. I didnt realise it was an issue for men too.
Yeah me either but I think its something to do with sugar level in urine so i guess it could affect both "
Yes it is but it hadn't occurred to me that men would have the same problem. Its horrible whatever sex you are. |
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"It is also very common in women with type 2 diabetes not sure about type 1.
Not only women
Oh really. I didnt realise it was an issue for men too.
Yeah me either but I think its something to do with sugar level in urine so i guess it could affect both
Yes it is but it hadn't occurred to me that men would have the same problem. Its horrible whatever sex you are. "
That's correct sadly. |
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"It’s a yeast infection. It can be passed between partners so important to treat yourself and them, else will reinfect each other?
Is that right?
It's not sexually transmissible
It is sexually transmittable but not an sti
Its an overgrowth of yeast usually because of an imbalance in the bacteria you have in your vagina , commonly caused by antibiotics , change in hormones, sanitary items, wearing tights or other tight clothing ... pretty much loads of things
Men cant develop it on their own, but can catch it from their partner and keep giving it back to them if both not treated "
Man can develop it on their own in the same way women can, diabetes, personal hygiene, antibiotics, general low immune system, tight clothing, etc |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It’s a yeast infection. It can be passed between partners so important to treat yourself and them, else will reinfect each other?
Is that right?
It's not sexually transmissible
It is sexually transmittable but not an sti
Its an overgrowth of yeast usually because of an imbalance in the bacteria you have in your vagina , commonly caused by antibiotics , change in hormones, sanitary items, wearing tights or other tight clothing ... pretty much loads of things
Men cant develop it on their own, but can catch it from their partner and keep giving it back to them if both not treated
Man can develop it on their own in the same way women can, diabetes, personal hygiene, antibiotics, general low immune system, tight clothing, etc "
Is it less common in men though? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It is also very common in women with type 2 diabetes not sure about type 1.
Not only women
Oh really. I didnt realise it was an issue for men too.
Yeah me either but I think its something to do with sugar level in urine so i guess it could affect both
Yes it is but it hadn't occurred to me that men would have the same problem. Its horrible whatever sex you are.
That's correct sadly. "
I used to be really prone to it, every period, lots of condoms brands, gym leggings ... loads of things would set mine off ... it was bloody miserable
touch wood i seem to have gotten over the phase and not had any problems in ages |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It is also very common in women with type 2 diabetes not sure about type 1.
Not only women
Oh really. I didnt realise it was an issue for men too.
Yeah me either but I think its something to do with sugar level in urine so i guess it could affect both
Yes it is but it hadn't occurred to me that men would have the same problem. Its horrible whatever sex you are.
That's correct sadly.
I used to be really prone to it, every period, lots of condoms brands, gym leggings ... loads of things would set mine off ... it was bloody miserable
touch wood i seem to have gotten over the phase and not had any problems in ages "
Ohh did you do anything to stop it or make any changes? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"It’s a yeast infection. It can be passed between partners so important to treat yourself and them, else will reinfect each other?
Is that right?
Depends really. If you both have one then yes. If only one does then you can just avoid sex until it's cleared up. You usually wouldn't want to with an active yeast infection anyway
Alot of men are symptom free so best advice would be to treat both
You can buy the fluconazole capsules from local pharmacies for about £5
Dont use boots or lloyds or they will sting you double that for their brand or canesten"
Clotrimazole is the generic. |
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Candida is part of the normal flora in both mouth and elsewhere such as genitals.
It only becomes an issue if something upsets the natural balance.
Very common under dentures in the mouth for instance.
And not uncommon in ladies down below after a course of antibiotics.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I'm really pleased nobody thought it was an STI.
I'm suffering at present cos of having had a severe and overly long infection - a month of antibiotics. I have it elsewhere. Somewhere I never knew you could get it: nipples. Damn they are so sore and sensitive. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It’s a yeast infection. It can be passed between partners so important to treat yourself and them, else will reinfect each other?
Is that right?
Depends really. If you both have one then yes. If only one does then you can just avoid sex until it's cleared up. You usually wouldn't want to with an active yeast infection anyway
Alot of men are symptom free so best advice would be to treat both
You can buy the fluconazole capsules from local pharmacies for about £5
Dont use boots or lloyds or they will sting you double that for their brand or canesten
Clotrimazole is the generic. "
Pretty sure thats the cream, fluconazole you can take orally |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I haven’t read full
Thread, thrush is bacterial so not a virus
No it is fungal. "
I’m sure it’s caused by a fungus but leads to a bacterial infection ie thrush or bacterial vg |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm really pleased nobody thought it was an STI.
I'm suffering at present cos of having had a severe and overly long infection - a month of antibiotics. I have it elsewhere. Somewhere I never knew you could get it: nipples. Damn they are so sore and sensitive. "
Oh no. It is painful have you been advised about diet changes? Wash bras on 60 too.. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I haven’t read full
Thread, thrush is bacterial so not a virus
No it is fungal.
No, it's a yeast! "
Not no. But yes. Pathogens aren't know as yeast mister  |
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Antibiotics are used to kill off harmful bacteria in the body. But they can also destroy beneficial bacteria in the process, which may lead to a yeast infection.
Vaginal yeast infections are fungal infections of the vagina. They happen when a type of fungus called Candida, which occurs naturally in the vagina, begins to grow out of control. Yeast infections can cause intense itching and irritation of the vagina and vulva . |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I haven’t read full
Thread, thrush is bacterial so not a virus
No it is fungal.
No, it's a yeast!
Not no. But yes. Pathogens aren't know as yeast mister "
Grrr known |
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By *odd4funnMan
over a year ago
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Its a common infection and as many have said yeast is the culprit Cranberry juice is good way of minimising the effect along with some creams caniston works well and eating mushrooms helps in dishes (nt the magic ones) easily transferred to partners so as said treat both parties its nothing to worry about as easily treated Just annoying if you get it
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It is also very common in women with type 2 diabetes not sure about type 1.
Not only women
Oh really. I didnt realise it was an issue for men too.
Yeah me either but I think its something to do with sugar level in urine so i guess it could affect both
Yes it is but it hadn't occurred to me that men would have the same problem. Its horrible whatever sex you are.
That's correct sadly.
I used to be really prone to it, every period, lots of condoms brands, gym leggings ... loads of things would set mine off ... it was bloody miserable
touch wood i seem to have gotten over the phase and not had any problems in ages
Ohh did you do anything to stop it or make any changes? "
Not that i can think of, unless it was because i bought stronger capsules abroad
Used to buy a 6 pack every time i went abroad because you can only buy singly here and i knew i would need them after every period but noticed when i was going away last time i had some left and hadnt needed any for a while |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I haven’t read full
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No it is fungal.
I’m sure it’s caused by a fungus but leads to a bacterial infection ie thrush or bacterial vg "
Thrush is caused by a fungus and men and women can both get it. Bacterial vaginosis is a different condition, obviously only caught by women. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I haven’t read full
Thread, thrush is bacterial so not a virus
No it is fungal.
No, it's a yeast!
Which leads to a bacterial infection "
Nope its not bacterial |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I haven’t read full
Thread, thrush is bacterial so not a virus
No it is fungal.
I’m sure it’s caused by a fungus but leads to a bacterial infection ie thrush or bacterial vg "
Different flora. Yes a bacterium causes bv. I have heard bv nicknamed bacterial thrush. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I haven’t read full
Thread, thrush is bacterial so not a virus
No it is fungal.
No, it's a yeast!
Which leads to a bacterial infection
Nope its not bacterial "
I stand corrected |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Antibiotics are used to kill off harmful bacteria in the body. But they can also destroy beneficial bacteria in the process, which may lead to a yeast infection.
Vaginal yeast infections are fungal infections of the vagina. They happen when a type of fungus called Candida, which occurs naturally in the vagina, begins to grow out of control. Yeast infections can cause intense itching and irritation of the vagina and vulva ."
Cranberry is advised for cystitis not thrush
I Have had doctors advise to use natural yoghurt to restore natural balance of good bacteria and being it under control but sticking some muller light up didnt really appeal |
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"I'm really pleased nobody thought it was an STI.
I'm suffering at present cos of having had a severe and overly long infection - a month of antibiotics. I have it elsewhere. Somewhere I never knew you could get it: nipples. Damn they are so sore and sensitive. "
I got it in my belly button once  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I'm really pleased nobody thought it was an STI.
I'm suffering at present cos of having had a severe and overly long infection - a month of antibiotics. I have it elsewhere. Somewhere I never knew you could get it: nipples. Damn they are so sore and sensitive.
Oh no. It is painful have you been advised about diet changes? Wash bras on 60 too.. "
It's not problematic whilst wearing a bra, hence sleeping in one. Haven't gone to GP. Will just let body sort itself out. |
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"I haven’t read full
Thread, thrush is bacterial so not a virus
No it is fungal.
No, it's a yeast!
Which leads to a bacterial infection "
Only if you scratch yourself raw. A yeast/thrush won't be affected by antibiotics. But antibiotics can cause a thrush/yeast outbreak. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Antibiotics are used to kill off harmful bacteria in the body. But they can also destroy beneficial bacteria in the process, which may lead to a yeast infection.
Vaginal yeast infections are fungal infections of the vagina. They happen when a type of fungus called Candida, which occurs naturally in the vagina, begins to grow out of control. Yeast infections can cause intense itching and irritation of the vagina and vulva .
Cranberry is advised for cystitis not thrush
I Have had doctors advise to use natural yoghurt to restore natural balance of good bacteria and being it under control but sticking some muller light up didnt really appeal "
Live yoghurt, wrapped in clingfilm to make a tampon shape, put in the freezer until its firm enough to insert. Brought temporary relief but clearing it up once it ‘melted’ wasnt amusing. |
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Antibiotics are used to kill off harmful bacteria in the body. But they can also destroy beneficial bacteria in the process, which may lead to a yeast infection.
Vaginal yeast infections are fungal infections of the vagina. They happen when a type of fungus called Candida, which occurs naturally in the vagina, begins to grow out of control. Yeast infections can cause intense itching and irritation of the vagina and vulva .
Cranberry is advised for cystitis not thrush
I Have had doctors advise to use natural yoghurt to restore natural balance of good bacteria and being it under control but sticking some muller light up didnt really appeal "
Where did you get cranberry from ?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Antibiotics are used to kill off harmful bacteria in the body. But they can also destroy beneficial bacteria in the process, which may lead to a yeast infection.
Vaginal yeast infections are fungal infections of the vagina. They happen when a type of fungus called Candida, which occurs naturally in the vagina, begins to grow out of control. Yeast infections can cause intense itching and irritation of the vagina and vulva .
Cranberry is advised for cystitis not thrush
I Have had doctors advise to use natural yoghurt to restore natural balance of good bacteria and being it under control but sticking some muller light up didnt really appeal
Where did you get cranberry from ? "
Might have quoted the wrong post, someone above said something about cranberry and mushrooms being good for it |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I haven’t read full
Thread, thrush is bacterial so not a virus
No it is fungal.
No, it's a yeast!
Which leads to a bacterial infection
Only if you scratch yourself raw. A yeast/thrush cannot be treated by antibiotics But antibiotics can cause a thrush/yeast outbreak. "
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"
Antibiotics are used to kill off harmful bacteria in the body. But they can also destroy beneficial bacteria in the process, which may lead to a yeast infection.
Vaginal yeast infections are fungal infections of the vagina. They happen when a type of fungus called Candida, which occurs naturally in the vagina, begins to grow out of control. Yeast infections can cause intense itching and irritation of the vagina and vulva .
Cranberry is advised for cystitis not thrush
I Have had doctors advise to use natural yoghurt to restore natural balance of good bacteria and being it under control but sticking some muller light up didnt really appeal
Where did you get cranberry from ? "
I think she quoted the wrong comment. Someone earlier mentioned cranberry juice which is for UTIs not thrush. |
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Antibiotics are used to kill off harmful bacteria in the body. But they can also destroy beneficial bacteria in the process, which may lead to a yeast infection.
Vaginal yeast infections are fungal infections of the vagina. They happen when a type of fungus called Candida, which occurs naturally in the vagina, begins to grow out of control. Yeast infections can cause intense itching and irritation of the vagina and vulva .
Cranberry is advised for cystitis not thrush
I Have had doctors advise to use natural yoghurt to restore natural balance of good bacteria and being it under control but sticking some muller light up didnt really appeal
Where did you get cranberry from ?
Might have quoted the wrong post, someone above said something about cranberry and mushrooms being good for it "
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Lots of women suffer from this. Im not sure how many men. Either way it's not an sti and very unpleasant
Although, it can be an sti..!  "
You're a bugger 
OK Mr pedantic it can be sexually transmitted and it is an infection (fungal) but it is not an sti when sti is alternatively known as an std  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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The positive thing ive taken from this thread, is unlike the orgasms from riding a bike thread ... guys do seem to have some understanding of issues affecting the female anatomy |
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"Lots of women suffer from this. Im not sure how many men. Either way it's not an sti and very unpleasant
Although, it can be an sti..!
You're a bugger
OK Mr pedantic it can be sexually transmitted and it is an infection (fungal) but it is not an sti when sti is alternatively known as an std "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It's amazing how many different causes there are of thrush developing. I remember being told, eons ago, not to play with bananas because their sugar content is really high and can cause thrush.
Handy thing to know.
Cheers, vicar... |
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"It's amazing how many different causes there are of thrush developing. I remember being told, eons ago, not to play with bananas because their sugar content is really high and can cause thrush.
Handy thing to know.
Cheers, vicar... "
What were you doing with the bananas |
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"I'm really pleased nobody thought it was an STI.
I'm suffering at present cos of having had a severe and overly long infection - a month of antibiotics. I have it elsewhere. Somewhere I never knew you could get it: nipples. Damn they are so sore and sensitive. "
My daughter passed it on to me when i was breastfeeding her, i do remember it being unpleasant.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"The positive thing ive taken from this thread, is unlike the orgasms from riding a bike thread ... guys do seem to have some understanding of issues affecting the female anatomy "
You don't want to read any thread about (the fish-smelling) bacterial vaginosis, a totally different kettle of errrrr fish . |
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By (user no longer on site)
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A lot of people suffer from gut problems where antibiotics kill off other interflora but the candida albicans survive and take over preventing a return to normality. There is no medical cure for it and such the pharmaceutical industry and therefore the medical fraternity have largely laughed it off as s myth. They can however make holes in your colon causing leaky gut syndrome. Once the toxins from your colon go into your bloodstream a whole load of bad things can happen. You need to avoid sugars, alcohol, preservatives, coffee... basically anything that makes food worth eating. |
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"A lot of people suffer from gut problems where antibiotics kill off other interflora but the candida albicans survive and take over preventing a return to normality. There is no medical cure for it and such the pharmaceutical industry and therefore the medical fraternity have largely laughed it off as s myth. They can however make holes in your colon causing leaky gut syndrome. Once the toxins from your colon go into your bloodstream a whole load of bad things can happen. You need to avoid sugars, alcohol, preservatives, coffee... basically anything that makes food worth eating."
I can't get passed interflora |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I often wondered if it was sexually transmissable.
I kept getting it time & again. Had to get antibiotics several times it was that bad.
Turns out my husband was having an affair & lord knows what before her. I think this is why I kept getting it.
We are over a year & half broken up....havent got it once since. |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"I found changing to latex-free condoms helped.
Snap, but in the case of bv. "
That's what started it and then I found that it had a thrush bonus. I don't have a latex allergy anywhere else but I was always sore using latex condoms. |
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"I found changing to latex-free condoms helped.
Snap, but in the case of bv.
That's what started it and then I found that it had a thrush bonus. I don't have a latex allergy anywhere else but I was always sore using latex condoms."
that's a shame about the latext giving you thrush x what is the bonus about that x  |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"I found changing to latex-free condoms helped.
Snap, but in the case of bv.
That's what started it and then I found that it had a thrush bonus. I don't have a latex allergy anywhere else but I was always sore using latex condoms. that's a shame about the latext giving you thrush x what is the bonus about that x "
The bonus was that I DIDN'T develop thrush, as well as not developing BV.
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"I often wondered if it was sexually transmissable.
I kept getting it time & again. Had to get antibiotics several times it was that bad.
Turns out my husband was having an affair & lord knows what before her. I think this is why I kept getting it.
We are over a year & half broken up....havent got it once since. "
Antibiotics cause thrush rather than take it away  |
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"I often wondered if it was sexually transmissable.
I kept getting it time & again. Had to get antibiotics several times it was that bad.
Turns out my husband was having an affair & lord knows what before her. I think this is why I kept getting it.
We are over a year & half broken up....havent got it once since.
Antibiotics cause thrush rather than take it away "
Oh I know....a big reason I try & avoid taking antibiotics at all costs. Destroys me! And I work in a pharma company!! |
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"It's amazing how many different causes there are of thrush developing. I remember being told, eons ago, not to play with bananas because their sugar content is really high and can cause thrush.
Handy thing to know.
Cheers, vicar... "
Only if you peel them |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Nope it’s a a yeast infection but it can be passed on. I’ve had an itchy knob from it when I was younger after having bareback sex with my OH, when she had it. But it is not considered an STI and easily cleared up with Canesten usually. |
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Someone said about diabetic people having suger in their urine can be a cause of it, but that's not the case. It's the persistent high blood glucose level that causes it, just because it affects the vagina or penis doesn't mean to say that urine is the cause. The whitening of skin with the red spots in most cases but not exclusively so, tend to be external and have no contact with the urinary tract systems. |
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