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Q: Repeated yeast infections after sex

asked by: ddamiani on April 30th, 2009

New User

Basically, we have been dating for over a year and she continually gets a bacterial or yeast infection after we have sex. I am uncircumcised and wash daily, however something keeps causing it. is there anything I can do to resolve this. This is frustrating for both her and I, and resolving this is imperative. what can I do, to make sure I am free of anything that is causing this for her?

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yirgalem3

replied on August 3rd, 2009

New User

Is it true that many have Hepetitis B?

ioka

replied on August 3rd, 2009

Supporter

hello depending on the infection if its thrush which is common yo also need to be treate to prevent re-infection..where she shall be treate and cleared you still pass it back to her..
see your doctor together and get same treatment and this situation shall improve.
hope this helps you
good luck.

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