Can a yeast infection is caused by absorption?
I think you have a yeast infection. . . . My period ended a couple of days ago, and there are some residual blood flow similar to that mix that looks like cottage cheese. Blood is only apparent when you wipe after going to the bathroom. And ‘possible this was caused by the use of a pad for an extended period? I did not feel well and I slept for 12 hours without changing my notebook. And ‘normal that this will occur in conjunction with my period? And is the only way to deal with this over-the-counter creams?
Tags: absorption, Caused, Infection, Yeast
May 14th, 2010 at 9:41 am
and I think so. .
May 14th, 2010 at 10:17 am
Yes, probably some kind of infection but are not positive yeast. See a doctor to say what kind of infection it is.
May 14th, 2010 at 10:28 am
Yes it could, but could be normal. See for yourself in the mirror – if it looks normal and I have complaints do not worry yet. I know the first time I got a nasty yeast infection that was highly visible (white material that stick to me) but that is not always so. If you have itching or losses continue to get checked out. BV may be too, so go to the gynecologist to see what it is (because treatment for the worst one can do otherwise). I got to the point where nothing unusual ever was a gynecologist and BV or a yeast infection. I do not like most creams However, things have only worsened for me. I switched to using a menstrual cup and were generally more careful to stay clean and do not allow anything near me that might cause a problem and have not had an infection in one year. Good luck ^ _ ^.
May 14th, 2010 at 11:13 am
You need to take with your doctor as soon as possible. You may have a bacterial or yeast infection, there really is no honorable way to say the Internet, but a bacterial infection that requires antibiotic treatment. BTW. . . leaving a cushion of more than 6-8 hours looking for trouble. Let your doctor to help you solve the first is worse. Be careful.