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Q: Help Please!!

asked by: lopa19 on November 5th, 2003

New User

I am a 19 year old virgin, and I need help. Lately, my crotch has been very itchy and irritated feeling. I have also been getting more discharge than usual, and I havent gotten my period in a while. It feels better when its in water,(bath,shower) or when I masterbate. Am I too young to have a yeast infection? Should I be worried about that at all? Please write with your advice, i'm nervous. Confused

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nikki_caro

replied on November 5th, 2003

Extremely eHealthy

You might have an infection, you should go check with your doctor. I remember my sister said you can get a yeast infection even though you havent had sex yet so you so go check it out. Good luck!

jewel0282000

replied on November 5th, 2003

New User

Help Please

Go to the doctor honey .The fact that you haven"t had sex means you do not have any kind of sexually transmitted disease its probably just a yeast infection and you will be fixed up in no time.Its best to go and get your worrying over with.Good luck!

Georgeann2003

replied on November 5th, 2003

New User

Please Help

It sounds like a yeast infection, if you don't want to go to the Dr., go to drug store and get some medication for yeast infections. They sell it over the counter now-monistat, etc. You'll be okay. :

Greeneyez

replied on November 21st, 2003

New User

You can get a yeast infection from too much sugar. Also be very careful when buying the over the counter medications. I once did and I thought my insides were burning out. Worst pain I have ever felt!!! Best thing is to just go to a clinic or something. Its totally normal for a yeast infection. I am 19, and you don't need sex to get one!

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