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Thigh ache and yeast infection
I have had what feels to me like a yeast infection since about december.. Been to the obgyn twice the first time was put on terconzonale. Next time i went in was put on 10 days/doses of diflucan.. The last dose of that is tonight. I have also been eating plain yogurt with this. I still have this itchy feeling though.
Then about two weeks ago i develpped this achy feeling in my right thigh. It seems to throb at times and there is a tender spot. At first i attributed this to maybe cramps or something else minor but it isnt going away!
I am not sure what to do at this point or if anybody has had problems like this before. Should i reach out to a gp (i would have to get a new one since i moved..)
Then about two weeks ago i develpped this achy feeling in my right thigh. It seems to throb at times and there is a tender spot. At first i attributed this to maybe cramps or something else minor but it isnt going away!
I am not sure what to do at this point or if anybody has had problems like this before. Should i reach out to a gp (i would have to get a new one since i moved..)
The spot on your thigh could be a boil. Does it look like a large pimple? If so you'll probably be okay just applying a warm compress several times a day for about a week until it drains.
Just a quick note that i am a 28 year old female without any major health issues
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