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yeast infection and oral sex
hi okayy so recently i had sex and oral sex. during sex the guy used a condom and then he preformed oral sex on me we were drinking beer that night and when he went down..sorry if this is graphic but he did it rly rough where it hurt alot when he sucked. the next day my vagina was really irritated and itchy and it started to rly bother me so i assumed i had a yeast infevtion and bought medicine. i am on my second day of taking it and its still irritated and itchy but very irritated it feels like im on a bad period where i feel minor cramps could that be cause putting the medicine up me? im just very concern at the moment if this is rly a yeast infection or more
Hi,
I always dislike self diagnosing things like this when it comes to the vaginal area, I think the best thing for you to do if possible is go to the doctor's. Do you have a lot of discharge? Usually foul smelling discharge is associated with a yeast infection, and the medicine you are taking for it should have somewhat helped the itchiness by now.
The above poster brings up a couple of possibilities and hopefully you are able to rule those out. Good luck to you :)
I always dislike self diagnosing things like this when it comes to the vaginal area, I think the best thing for you to do if possible is go to the doctor's. Do you have a lot of discharge? Usually foul smelling discharge is associated with a yeast infection, and the medicine you are taking for it should have somewhat helped the itchiness by now.
The above poster brings up a couple of possibilities and hopefully you are able to rule those out. Good luck to you :)
If your guy has Herpes simplex, and the infection is entrenched in his throat (if he is promiscuous),then herpes can be transmitted to you if he is shedding the virus(ie if the ulcer has not healed).also; syphillis is well known to be transmitted this way.....These two are a possibiity; please rule these out....
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