14/11/2022
Vaginal yeast infections occur when too much yeast grows in the va**na, inflammation yeast infection of the va**na and tissues at the opening of the va**na (v***a).
This type of yeast infection is caused by the fungus candida.
Yeast infections are not STIs. But it is possible to pass yeast infections to your partner during va**nal, oral, or a**l s*x. If your partner is a man, the risk of infection is low. About 15% of men get an itchy rash on the p***s if they have unprotected s*x with a woman who has a yeast infection.
Causes
Wrong Antibiotic use, which causes an imbalance in natural va**nal flora.
Pregnancy.
Uncontrolled diabetes.
An impaired immune system.
Taking oral contraceptives or hormone therapy that increase estrogen levels le***an s*x
Symptoms
Usually self-diagnosable
This condition can cause inflammation, intense itchiness and a thick, white discharge from the va**na.
People may experience:
Pain areas: in the va**na
Pain circumstances: can occur during s*xual in*******se or during urination
Groin: va**nal discharge, va**nal itching, va**nal inflammation, or v***al inflammation
Also common: skin redness
Prevention of va**nal yeast infection
Avoid le***an s*x
Avoid s*x with man who have s*x with many girls partners
Wear breathable underwear. Cotton is your best choice. ...
Keep things loose. ...
Don't do**he. ...
Avoid hot tubs and extra hot baths. ...
Change out of wet clothes. ...
In the bathroom, always wipe from front to back.
When on your period, change your tampons, pads, and panty liners often.
Manage your diabetes.Not douching — douching can kill bacteria that actually control fungus.
Avoiding the use of feminine deodorants.
Not using scented tampons or pads.
Changing out of wet clothing, like bathing suits or gym clothes, as soon as you can.
Abstain. The most effective way to avoid STIs is to not have (abstain from) s*x.
Stay with one uninfected partner. ...
Wait and test. ...
Get vaccinated. ...
Use condoms and dental dams consistently