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Please i know this may sounds a tad gross but can a woman transfer a yeast infection to her partern....?


Thru kissing, there has been sexualcontact other than that!!

You sure can and for a man it's worse from my understandings.
never heard of through kissing but other--yes
Not through kissing no.... but definately through sexual contact.... use a condom... or have ur yeast infection sorted out before you have sex again.
My friends' daughter was born with it around her mouth. Due to birth and medications, so I would say YES.. you can.
You surely can pass this nasty infection onto your partner! Not through kissing on the lips, but by contact with the genitals in any way, shape or form. It's a very nasty infection, so don't play around with it until you're completely cured. Good Luck!
Hell just add some flour and water and make some bread, youll be the mornin bakery!...:-)
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