If you have a whitish coating on your tongue, you probably have thrush (aka a yeast infection). You and your partner (if you have one) need to be treated at the same time, or you will just keep swapping it back and forth.
you need to talk to your doctor about why he chose the medication he did. we can't help you here with that.
Dear doctor,
I have only another question...I have done a culture of the swab discharge and it is came up with staphylococcus aureus and it is sensitive to the following drugs:-
clindamycin MIC(mg/ml)- 0.06
tobramycin MIC(mg/ml)- 2
gentamicin MIC(mg/ml)- 2
levofloxacin MIC(mg/ml)- 0.5
linezolid MIC(mg/ml)- <4
vancomycin MIC(mg/ml)- <2
teicoplanin MIC(mg/ml)- 1
chloramphenicol MIC(mg/ml)- 1
and it was NOT sensitive to oflaxacin and doctor precribed me to take oflaxacin ..and not the medicines given above...
My question is should I take any of the medicine mentioned above before taking lactobacillus CC ?
If I have to take then which once should I take?
(I am experiencing burning sensation in my groin area and on my tongue.
And there is a white code on my tongue).
PLEASE HELP ME
No I haven't have any kind of sex after it....thanks for your reply...
this is not the doctor's forum, you have to pay to post there.
you've covered most of your std related risks. odds are the burning sensations you are now having are fungal in nature from all these antibiotics. You might also want to stop by walmart or the drugstore on the way home and pick up some lactobacillus CC ( culturelle is the most common brand name for it ) to start taking to replace the "good" bacteria in your bowels that all those antibiotics have decimated now too. Take it twice a day for the next week or two to help protect your natural protective bowel flora. A topical antifungal ( in the jock itch section ) won't hurt either.
wait at least 2 weeks after your last antibiotics and if you still have symptoms, return to be seen again and for testing again. this would not be herpes causing your symptoms. it also doesn't sound like nsu at all either and you already covered your bases for that too. did you have sex with anyone else during 5 months after your oral sex?
oral sex is low risk for std's in general but not no risk. we recommend protected sex and protected oral sex because it works. something to keep in mind for the future :)