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I had sex with my bf on period after my period end I started to itch n I thought I had a disease for a second I went on google to search it up I thought I had a yeast infection never happen before than I use monistat big relief I was scared to tell my bf what was happening than it had stop.. Than now he's itching he think I got a disease when I told him I had sex with him n maybe the blood Bactria may cause it.. Is it because I didn't clean it right ? I douche myself n buy a feminine wash n summers eve wash cloth n I am going to the doc on Monday to find out why he's itching n not me,.. Any clue???  
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480448 tn?1426948538
If you're not sure, the best thing is to see your doctor, so he/she can confirm (or rule out) a yeast infection.  Most times, once you've gotten a confirmed diagnosis, you can identify any yeast infection that occurs in the future.  It also goes without saying too that anyone who is sexually active should have annual STD testing, so if you haven't done that within the last year, now would be a good time to do so.

Also, you need to lay off the feminine hygiene products.  There should never be a need to douche unless it's something your doctor recommends.  Douching and then using all of those other products destroys the normal flora in the vagina tract which are actually there for very good reasons.  Destroying those normal GOOD bacteria will actually make you much more susceptible to things like yeast infections.

Good luck!
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5973125 tn?1378575863
Yep yeast infections pass back and forth. Both need treatment
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4522800 tn?1470325834
Yes go to the DR..If you have it, or he has it, you both need to be treated if it is any type of infection..If not you both will continue to pass it back and fourth.
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