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1451858 tn?1285033161

Wanna know what is wrong

My Fiance and  I were homeless for several months and about a week ago we had sex shortly before getting our apartment. Neither of us had bathed in a few days and I am pregnant. He is uncircumcised and now both of us are itching every time we have sex. I am itching inside my vagina and he is itching where the foreskin covers his penis.  The itch goes away if we don't have sex but then comes back with a vengence the second we have intercourse again. We bathe daily and he  puts neospoin on his penis to  alleviate the itch. Do we have an infection or and STD? and in a monogamous  relationship how can you get an STD if we have one? Oh ya  the end of his penis was peeling also a few days ago. any help will be greatly appreciated.
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You have to see your doctor anyway for prenatal care see what they recommend.

  Theres a difference of opinion on using Monistat while your pregnant. Some doctors say it's ok as long as its not used internally and some oppose it all together. Try to  google is Monistat safe to use while pregnant to get some more views..
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Yes, I agree with the above poster. It does sound like a yeast infection. These are pretty common in pregnant women and they can be passed to your partner. It is not an STD. Try the Monostat like the above posted suggested and if you don't see any improvement in a couple of days see your Dr. You both have to use this med and it can be bought at almost any store.
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1447814 tn?1284735457
It sound like you both may have a yeast infection! which is caused by bactiera. I would either get check out at your Dr. or get some monastat at you local pharm. Good luck
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