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Q: Yeast infections and marijuana ?

asked by: pirichiri18 on March 4th, 2009

New User

hello this is my first time. here I go. If my husband smokes marihuana can I get a yeast infection? I was told that the marihuana relieces something in the male sperm that can cuase vaginal infections. And is it normal to get a yeast infection every month? If not I need help. Mad

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zigemyster

replied on March 4th, 2009

Moderator

I've not heard of this before.

If you are getting yeast infections every month it could be that infection itself is not being eliminated in the first place or it could be that you have a weakened immune system or something else.

It is not normal to get a monthly yeast infection.

Enniroc

replied on April 24th, 2009

New User

yeast

Oh no yeast infections are not mormal every month. I used to get them all the time. You have to see a Naturopathic Doctor or look up what consists of a Yeast free diet and stick to it for a month or so. Also your boyfriend should be treated for the yeast infection. He could be passing it back to you. Get him to apply the cream twice a day for four days.

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