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can having a vaginal yeast infection cause oral thrush?

By on Saturday, June 5th, 2010 | 1 Comment

I just got over a vaginal yeast infection last week, after taking diflucan, as prescribed by my doctor. It is gone, but now I have formed this thick white coating on my tongue that looks like thrush. Could having a yeast infection recently caused my mouth to now be infected with yeast? Is it possible that there is still yeast present in my body?


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is it possible to have a build up of yeast in your body, without ever experiencing a vaginal yeast infection?

By on Tuesday, June 1st, 2010 | 8 Comments

i think i may have a build up of yeast inside my body. i have a lot of the symptoms such as memory loss, fatigue, dry skin, mood changes, allergies, & at times i can even taste yeast when i swallow or blow my nose. i’m just wondering if it’s possible to have a yeast build up in my body, yet never experience a vaginal yeast infection. i just figured if i do have a yeast build up, it would have affected me vaginally by now, but it hasn’t.


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Can a vaginal yeast infection or the antibiotics cause white spots on throat?

By on Saturday, May 29th, 2010 | 4 Comments

I had a vaginal yeast infection and my gyn gave me Fluconazole for it. I started getting little white spots on my throat about the same time I got my yeast infection can my vaginal yeast infection have caused them?


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What does it mean if I have a vaginal yeast infection, thrush on my nipples, and athletes foot all at the same?

By on Wednesday, May 26th, 2010 | 1 Comment

I recently had a baby and had thrush on my nipples. I am now taking antibiotics for a sinus infection and have a vaginal yeast infection, thrush on my nipples, and athletes foot. Has anyone had this before? What did you do to treat it? What did your doctor say?

Thank you


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Can you get vaginal yeast infection from a toilet seat?

By on Sunday, May 23rd, 2010 | 10 Comments

We have some girls sleeping over, and one of them has a vaginal yeast infection (so she thinks). She’s been using the toilet a lot, so my other friends were concerned if they would get infected from the toilet seat (assuming she hadn’t been a sweetie and wiped the seatie). So they been squatting and putting toilet paper over the seat, so I was wondering if that was necessary or if toilet paper is enough to protect them?


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