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Is it possible for a male to have an anal yeast infection?
by YeastDr on Monday, July 5th, 2010 | 4 Comments
I was just wondering if its possible for me to have a anal yeast infection, because I have been experiencing severe chronic itching, burning and irritation. I was already checked for hemorrhoids and they are not the cause. I have been suffering with this problem for several months now and have taken many different antibiotics through out the past year could this be the cause? Also is there any over the counter medication to treat this for males?
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Yes. Go to Walmart and get generic Monistat cream (called Miconazole nitrate vulvar cream) and use it externally twice a day for about a week. If that doesn’t fix it – go to the doc as it may indicate a tendency toward diabetes.
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i think
It is possible you have a yeast infection and antibiotics will not treat them because you are dealing with fungus. So you should get checked by a doctor or go to a local health clinic.
Over the counter medication can be Canesten. However, you need to know exactly what is causing your itching, burning and irritation.
Best thing is to go get checked and they will prescribe you medication. So in the case it is confirmed yeast infection, then they will prescribe antifungal meds.
Well if you have taken antibiotics this is the reason you have anal yeast infection. You may actually have and other yeast infection symptoms. Go ask your doctor and you may take a look and at an anti-candida diet tokill the fungus from inside.