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do I have chronic yeast and is it treatable
Hi I have had a re-accurring flair up that's similar to diaper rash. and a spot that's similar to a tear on my "v". This has been going on for 3-4 years now and the doctor has no more options " I've perscribed everything I can think of" he tells me I've been tested for std's multiple times even though I'm not active. I've been on dyfluctan and other yeast treatments most of which offer no or little help. And it appears to be getting worse the area that is inflamed is larger now. Please give me some sort of advice I don't even know what direction to go at this point.
I had the same problem and I finally went to a different doctor. That was the best thing I ever did. I don't remember what they called it or even what they gave me but I thought I was never going to relief and I finally did. So, my suggestion would be get a second opinion.
Is this "rash" on perinium...(between vagina and rectum area? Is it inside Labia? Maybe is its on the skin area it is a fungal infection or a dermatitis in a weird local? Try searching in the dermatology area....also try the expert area for a physician to answer you, but be more detailed in your symptoms.
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