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In June 2009 I went to the emergency room because my vagina was burning drastically. I got tested for chlamydia and gonorrhea that night and I was positive for chlamydia and negative for gonorrhea but I also was told I had a yeast infection; I did get treated for both infections. I told my partner I was positive and when he got tested they came out negative -- which I never understood. 2 weeks later I went to an appointment the Dr. in the ER made for me to take more STD tests, they all came out negative. In early October 2009 I was having another irritation and i got tested again this time they told me I had a urinary tract infection my partner was also having an irritation and when he got tested they told him he had chlamydia. When I went to the ER i told them that my partner was tested positive for chlamydia so I must have it as well and they told me to take 4 white pills all at the same time and that they had to give me a shot. I asked the Dr. if this will treat both infections and he told me that the antibiotics that were given to me are so strong that it will kill the infection. Today I am having the same issues, the inside of my vagina itches & burns and my clitoris also burns, when I have sexual intercourse and my partner ejaculates it starts to burn me. my vagina has a odor that makes me feel very uncomfortable, I have a whitish discharge that makes the inside of my vagina itch. I don't understand what is going on and if I need to get tested again I will, I just want to go somewhere that will make me feel comfortable and that myself and my partner can get tested together. Do you have any recommendations or ideas of what this issue can be? If so please feel free to be straight forward and honest. Thank you a ton I do appreciate it
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It sounds like a very bad yeast infection. I have gotten those after using antibiotics. Most strong antibiotics can cause yeast infections in women and its very common but consult your doctor before you buy store brand yeast infections medications. Good luck!
get tested again, treated again and start using condoms.
you may want to ask if he's having relations outside of your relationship. if he is...either ask him to use condoms with the other person, stop having sex with him or dump him.
if he's not....you need to figure out how you continue being reinfected.
you may want to ask if he's having relations outside of your relationship. if he is...either ask him to use condoms with the other person, stop having sex with him or dump him.
if he's not....you need to figure out how you continue being reinfected.
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