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Vag yeast infection vaginitis blisters sores spreading clear to anus. HELP!

Went to doctor with symptoms of vaginal yeast infection and extremely swollen lips covered in circle looking craters/blisters/sores. Was prescribed Fluconazole oral tablets, Monistat cream. It’s been a week and itching has pretty much went away, but my lips/labia are so swollen and I’m covered in round blister crater like sores that has now spread clear to my anus, and I get stabbing sharp pains in my clitoris area. The burning and pain is so bad I feel like I’m dying! I can’t close my legs. STD screens came back negative. PLEASE HELP!
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973741 tn?1342342773
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That's extreme and not common for yeast infections.  You sound like you also may have more going on.  A rash like contact dermatitis or yes, a different fungal issue than yeast.  You need to go back to your doctor about the sores that are spreading.  Are you sexually active?
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20813145 tn?1519439336
I understand what you're experiencing because I'm in the same situation as you. However, it seems that your condition causes more symptoms than mine. I get redness, itching, swelling, burning and discharge, and fortunately I don't experience blisters and sores. I took oral tablets, tried prescription ointment but nothing really helped. Yesterday the pharmacist gave me a topical cream called Fugacil. I'm still not sure whether it works 100% but admittedly my swelling and itching reduce so much after several applications. Just suggest it. You can see your GP and ask them for advice. Hope you get well soon.
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