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I get a yeast infection everytime I take antibiotics. My partner and I had intercourseCauses of painful intercourse Sexual intercourse - painful about three days ago. I noticed yesterday that I have developed the symptoms of a yeast infection. My partner is taking antibiotics that he received from his dentist. Is it possible to develop a yeast infection through your partners sperm if he is taking antibiotics?
Yeast infection is not considered a sexually transmitted disease. But there is a strong association between yeast and other STDs, such as chlamydia. So yeast is considered sexually associated.
In cases where the womanWomen's way has repeated yeast infections, especially just after sexBuccal smear Causes of sexual dysfunction Child abuse - sexual Delayed ejaculation Erection problems Female sexual dysfunction Inhibited sexual desire Orgasmic dysfunction Puberty and adolescence Rape Safe sex , a culture of the man's ejaculate may be helpful. This can be done at home after intercourse (the man should use a condom to collect the ejaculate). Alternatively, the man can produce an ejaculate in a container. A cotton swab is dipped into the semen in the condom and then placed in yeast culture broth the woman has been given at the clinician's office. She can return the culture the next day. Culturing the penis will not give helpful information, since it is the seminal vesicles where the yeast may reside. If a man has yeast in the seminal vesicles, he will not have any symptoms but he will need oral treatment to clear the yeast.
Cant comment on the antibiotic element...however I've had a long ongoing problem where if I ejaculate inside of a woman, she is likely to get a yeast infection. Several docs have said that cant be possible yet enough women have gotten infections after being with me to have me convinced that my ejaculate is causing it. So I'm on a quest as well to get to the bottom of this.
Yeast infection is not considered a sexually transmitted disease. But there is a strong association between yeast and other STDs, such as chlamydia. So yeast is considered sexually associated.
In cases where the woman has repeated yeast infections, especially just after sex, a culture of the man's ejaculate may be helpful. This can be done at home after intercourse (the man should use a condom to collect the ejaculate). Alternatively, the man can produce an ejaculate in a container. A cotton swab is dipped into the semen in the condom and then placed in yeast culture broth the woman has been given at the clinician's office. She can return the culture the next day. Culturing the penis will not give helpful information, since it is the seminal vesicles where the yeast may reside. If a man has yeast in the seminal vesicles, he will not have any symptoms but he will need oral treatment to clear the yeast.