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Bacterial Vaginosis....? |
For about 1 month I have been having a lot of thick, white, clumpy, smelly discharge; it also itches (no pain or burning when I urinate and no abdominal pain)... At first I thought it was a yeast infection and I took a Monistat 3....the symptoms did not go away....so I went to see the doctor and was told that I have BV....I was prescribed a vaginal gel insert that I had to take for 5 days....but before I could take the insert I was given a very strong dose of antibiotics for my sinus infection...I finished the antibiotics and waited 1 week before I began the vaginal inserts...... I've now finished the vaginal inserts however I am still having the same symptoms. What could it be? Has anyone ever had this problem? Antibiotics are almost guaranteed to give you a yeast infection. Usually if I am sick and prescribed antibiotics, I get a little pink pill with it called Diflucan, which gets rid of yeast infections almost instantly. Go back to your doctor and ask for the Diflucan. Take your regular treatment for the BV, and just make sure you take care of yourself, use mild and scentless soap, and eat healthy. The antibiotics may have interferred with the medication for BV. Speak with your doctor and describe what is going on. You may have developed a yeast infection from the antibiotics or the BV may not have cleared completely up. What you have is indeed a yeast infection. My doctor said that can be a side effect of taking antibiotics for sinus infections. Have you taked to your doctor? More than likely you will need something stronger than an over the counter yeast infection insert. You might want to use a treated Masingall douche to help clean out whatever infection is still there. Certain treatment on address the symptoms, but fail to address the cause. I could go into long detail on what will work based and what will not spend the typing time. You need to go back to your Dr. and get the metrodiazanol gel or pills again and also ask for the yeast infection pill that is a one time dose. It stays in your system for I think 5--7 days and you should get rid of both. The yeast pill will prevent you from getting it when you take the metro. |
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Antibiotics are almost guaranteed to give you a yeast infection. Usually if I am sick and prescribed antibiotics, I get a little pink pill with it called Diflucan, which gets rid of yeast infection... iits cuz vaginal douching disturbance the normal flora(normaly vagina hv many kinds of protective organism like bacteria which protects it from lots of diseases and clean it ) of vagina.....so thos... I believe it might be possible, but not all anti-biotics work for any bacteria infection. Erythromycin and Clavamox are some I know they use for vaginal infections. Clavamox is the first line... It is very easy to get a yeast infection after taking the antibiotics. Usually the doctor will give you a yeast infection treament pill to follow up with the antibiotics. ...No you should be able to still get pregnant... a lot of time it is caused by frequent sex... talk to your doctor and see if there is another reason behind having trouble conceiving... good luck hun... Sounds like he's passing it back to you. As a man, he can carry it and not experience symptoms. And when you are treated for it, he is not. You need to have a serious conversation with him abo... BV is not an std. Its usually treated with an antibiotic called flagyl. Sometimes when women get an overgrowth of bacteria in their vagina they get BV. Its about as common as a yeast infection. ... well the main complication with IUD's is uterine irritation. now if the IUD is causing that irritation and the bacteria is entering and causing infections then you might want to have it remove... |
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