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hi it was july 29 i just had a 3some with my guy and this girl a few day later me an my guy had sex on the 31 and he told me i should go get checked out because he thinks the girl gave me some thing and he did wear a condom both times after we were done i noticed that there was some bleeding and and a grayish discharge so i went that monday which was the 4th i went they told me i had vaginitis bacterial and gave me docycline for it.i didnt have sex 4 a week like they told me on the 18th we had sex again the next day i noticed i had burning when i pee and a whit clumpy discharge and itching so i went back again now they say i have a yeast infection and trich how is this possible if i havent had unprotected sex? how can i have trich
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207091 tn?1337709493
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It does matter if she used condoms.  Condoms offer a lot of protection, if not total protection for some stds if the condom remains intact.

Keep in mind that this thread is an old one, and she might not be around to read your response.

Aj
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Condoms aren't 100% so it doesn't matter if you used condoms or not.You need to find out if your boyfriend has the same thing because he may be the one to give it to you.
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207091 tn?1337709493
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Have you never had unprotected sex?  

And doxy isn't a good treatment for vaginitis - did they tell you the cause of it?  How did they test you for that?  If they tested you for vaginitis the first time, they would have found the trich.  Doxy is the med for chlamydia, so I wonder if they were treating you for that.  I think you need to find out what they tested you for, and what they didn't.

The doxy probably gave you the yeast infection, but it wouldn't cause trich.

Has your man been treated for anything?

Aj
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