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Uti to yeast? - 12/1/2008 11:48:10 PM   
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I recently gotten an UTI and went to doctor because it was my first one...well...after it was gone I started to itch and then later that night when me and hubby were...well this white cottage cheese clumpy stuff was every where...and so I figured I had gotten a yeast infection due to the antibotics from the UTI ...I have read that can happen...but here is where my question is...I believe I have a yeast infection all symptoms seem to be there... So I got some medication...and since I have never truely been diganioused by a doctor...but since I was just at the doctor and know it couldn't really be anything serious..Is it okay to take the medicine?

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RE: Uti to yeast? - 12/2/2008 11:21:15 AM   
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I would go ahead and take it, and eat lots of yogurt with live active cultures.

And next time you get a prescription for antibiotics, start eating the yogurt before you even take a pill.

You can also apply the yogurt (I would use plain yogurt for this) directly to the area. It is messy, but it does help.

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RE: Uti to yeast? - 12/2/2008 11:23:12 AM   
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You should go to an internist or another gyn and find out why you are getting multiple infections.

Yes its common to get yeast infections on antibiotics but it is not normal to get multiple yeast or utis. They can be symptoms of other illnesses like diabetes.

Self treatment is only effective if you are treating the actual problem and not just covering up a symptom or symptoms.
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RE: Uti to yeast? - 12/3/2008 10:09:03 AM   
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That was my first UTI and my doctor told me why I probley had gotten one, that it was common... (honeymoon) and then I didn't know that antibiotics could cause a yeast infection... but since I was already at the doctor the week before I knew it couldn't be nothing serious... but I will go to doctor if nothings changed in a week.

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RE: Uti to yeast? - 12/3/2008 3:54:00 PM   
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You may need to think of asking your husband to get checked out too ~ if you've been intimate, you may have passed the infection on to him and then he passed it back to you.

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