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Q: Yeast Infections (same As Teen Pregnancy)

asked by: rosejackson on July 18th, 2006

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Can anyone help me on a few questions on yeast infections because I think I may have got it?
What are yeast infections?
How can you get them?
What are the symptoms?
How do you diagnose it? How do you treat it?
Many thanks x

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Mabel

replied on July 18th, 2006

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For your first yeast infection, you should go to your doctor/midwife. There are creams for that.

Yeast is an imbalance in the ph level of your *ahem* area. Babies can also get yeast infections in the form of diaper rash.

Yeast infections can itch and burn - they also can smell... Well, yeasty. Like bread or beer, kind of.

Anything that causes an imbalance in your ph can cause a yeast infection. Sex for some. Pregnancy. Child birth. Anything that can change it.

You don't have to post every post in both pregnancy and teen pregnancy. Most people read both. ;)

rosejackson

replied on July 18th, 2006

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Ok thanks :d I didnt think anyone would reply to it

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