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Thats what I was pertaining to
It's a known fact go ask a REAL OBGYN or go read some RESEARCH other than your assumptions that EVERY PERSONS body is the same.
and YES yeast infections can have a terrible odor too if they aren't looked after because.......
they do NOT go away on their own especially if you are always having imbalanced hormones which is very common with todays women, constantly taking antibiotics, eating crappy food and so on.
Thankfully I have never had one, so I wouldn't know but..... I do have a girlfriend who kept getting it over and over again for years until she finally got frustrated enough they checked her boyfriend and what do ya' know he had the bacteria plain as day.So YES it can be transfered sexually after all it is a bacteria and bacteria loves dark places.
It's not my job to go post someones private medical information to prove my point but I do know of what I'm talking about, probably why I don't get the flu or colds lest any other illness.
I don't take antibiotics, I'm gluten free vegan vegetarian and I don't use typical bath products nor am I like most of the ladies I know, I don't wear commercial makeup or perfumes either,
Quit defending a lost cause .
A moron if you think someone cannot get thrush from DATY.
Same for people who have a cold sore and go ahead with the BBBJ.

CarnalCry2577 reads

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agrkej1763 reads

She used to go by Carmen.  I guess there too many Carmens!

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vorlon2012 reads

Nice girl, very hot.  Good choice if you are looking for a basic quickie with a hottie but nothing beyond that.

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TC Guy1699 reads

She had a yeast infection when I saw her about a year ago.  Stay away!

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alizamonet1507 reads

I take pride in caring for my body.  My focus is always showing my clients a FANTASTIC time!  I have many REGULARS that would attest to this fact.

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Saran_Wrap1463 reads

A yeast infection, over a year ago?

Perhaps you don't understand how the natural flora of a woman works. How condoms, fingers, cleansing, tongues and other things in or around pussies affects said flora of a vagina. It's easy to throw off the natural balance with any of those things. It can't be helped, it happens, even with cleanliness and regular check-ups.

A yeast infection is not a big deal, and it certainly doesn't last a whole year. I'm sure she's dealt with the problem and is just fine now.

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JustYourAverageProvider1604 reads

Where are the doctors of this board to explain to this guy that an yeast infection is not STD and is very very common in any girl.

Give me a break.

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DR.HO1459 reads

achieve more than a seven in performance with this pontificating uninformed chump.  On another note, try educating yourself before you go spouting off.

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SinsOfTheFlesh2241 reads

A yeast infection is NOT an STD you stupid idiot. It is caused by an imbalance of the naturally ocurring flora and fauna of a woman's privates. It is easily treated with over the counter medicines. Left untreated, it usually resolves itself within a week or two, although those few weeks can be extremely uncomfortable for the girl.

Don't fuck with a woman's income over stupid shit because you are too fucking ignorant to breath. I suggest we all show up at your work and tell you boss that you suffer from cutis marmorata, and that everyone at your work should stay away from you. Would that go over fine with you??

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purplewildflower1398 reads

Yeast infections do not always remedy themselves and they can be transmitted from person to person Via unprotected sex.
People have also been known to develop thrush from daty on someone who has a yeast infection, depends on how sensitive they are.
It is a fact.
But, why would you be doing that anyway without a barrier method in place ? HELLO!!!!????

BV another kind of yeast infection usually caused by over use of scented products or even by semen (it sometimes has a fishy odor as an indication and can only be treated by antibiotics recent studies show that BV has grown resistant to them though.
I had a friend who's gyno said to make boric acid capsles and stick 'em up there for 14 days or even weirder put yogurt in there too.
Left untreated BV can lead to worse problems, like trich and PID.

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DR.HO2715 reads

Yeast infections DO NOT have a 'fishy odor'.  it usually smells more like beer or bread. That fishy smell could be Bacterial Vaginosis. Bacterial vaginosis is an abnormal vaginal condition that is characterized by vaginal discharge resulting from an overgrowth of normal bacteria in the vagina. Although it may cause some disturbing symptoms (discharge and odor), it is not dangerous and cannot be passed by sex. It is a bacterial infection.

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purplewildflower1179 reads

Thats what I was pertaining to
It's a known fact go ask a REAL OBGYN or go read some RESEARCH other than your assumptions that EVERY PERSONS body is the same.
and YES yeast infections can have a terrible odor too if they aren't looked after because.......
they do NOT go away on their own especially if you are always having imbalanced hormones which is very common with todays women, constantly taking antibiotics, eating crappy food and so on.
Thankfully I have never had one, so I wouldn't know but..... I do have a girlfriend who kept getting it over and over again for years until she finally got frustrated enough they checked her boyfriend and what do ya' know he had the bacteria plain as day.So YES it can be transfered sexually after all it is a bacteria and bacteria loves dark places.
It's not my job to go post someones private medical information to prove my point but I do know of what I'm talking about, probably why I don't get the flu or colds lest any other illness.
I don't take antibiotics, I'm gluten free vegan vegetarian and I don't use typical bath products nor am I like most of the ladies I know, I don't wear commercial makeup or perfumes either,
Quit defending a lost cause .
A moron if you think someone cannot get thrush from DATY.
Same for people who have a cold sore and go ahead with the BBBJ.

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SinsOfTheFlesh990 reads

ok Purple, stop, just stop. Because actually you don't know what you are talking about.

Yeast infections ARE NOT BACTERIAL. Remember your Biology classes from high school? Bacteria and fungi are two completely different classes. A yeast infection is caused by a proliferation of FUNGAL cells, not bacterial. When bacterial cells are allowed to proliferate, that is referred to as vaginosis.

NO, actually a yeast infection does NOT smell. No matter HOW moist the environment. Odor is produced by the byproducts of bacterial cellular respiration. This is why a fishy odor is characteristic of vaginosis.

Actually, YES, most of the time, a yeast infection WILL resolve on its own. It is merely a matter of the woman's body correcting the balance of her natural pH until the balance between flor and fauna is restored. I can't imagine any woman in her right mind waiting around for days or weeks though, given how uncomfortable a yeast infection is, and the ready availability of OTC remedies. But do you think women died of yeast infections 100 years ago before we discovered Monistat? No. They didn't. Yeast infections can become chronic, and can lead to PID, sterility, even death, but that is rare, and there is generally a more serious underlying cause that prevents the yeast infection from resolving on its own.

Yes, you are correct that a man can develop thrush from DATY. It would take a pretty severe case of yeast infection for that to happen, but its possible. He can also get Athlete's foot if he happens to poke her with his big toe. This is because 'thrush' is essentially a yeast infection in the mouth, jock itch is the male equivalent of a yeast infection, and athlete's foot is also a fungal infection. All of the above are caused by the presence of fungal spores. But a yeast infection is not an STD as was previously stated. STD's are diseases that are transmitted sexually which are NOT naturally present on a person's body ie, trichomoniasis vaginalis, ghonorrhea nisserium, and numerous others etc.

Last but not least, I don't know why a gyno would tell someone to make their own boric acid capsules. You can buy them over the counter. Not all pharamcies will carry them, but if you search, you can find them. As far as the yogurt, any woman that sticks yogurt in her coochie WILL get a raging yeast infection. The lactose present in yogurt will retard the growth of bacteria, but provide a very tasty meal to fungi, leading to rapid proliferation of fungi, which as I've stated repeatedly is exactly what a yeast infection IS. Yogurt is to be EATEN, not shoved in places it has no business being.

I'm glad you have never experienced the joys of a yeast infection. Some women never do. I hope that you never do, but yeast infections are age related though, so don't hold your breath. I didn't have my first one until I was about 30 years old. Now, I can't take an antibiotic without getting one.

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purplewildflower1514 reads

I'm moderated stil so my posts don't show up as quickly
I am over 30....still no problems like that ever happened to me & as previously stated I don't eat meat, dairy or the byproducts and gluten heck I barely drink alcohol unless I know what is in it and I never take anti biotics or other medications either so that could be a factor.
I have a genetic disorder so those things can make me very sick.
To ME bread, anything with yeast smells disgustingly foul.
I don't walk by subway or a bakery without gagging.

I feel the same way about eggs, they stink as strongly to me as old fish.
Really that's how it is for me.
I am not kidding you about the gyno handing this "recipe" to her.
Homeopathic minded dr's are passing this info Including the how to guides for making the boric acid treatment since theres only 2 walk in pharmacies around here that would willingly give you already made versions that is if it's in stock.
It is a very dangerous poison and can kill if ingested, apparently you aren't even supposed to touch it with bare hands or let it touch anything you eat off of. So thats understandable.
I'd disclose the clinic(s) name but I don't think here is a good spot.
I NEVER said you can die from one,nor did I say it was an STD LOL I said you could pass BV back and forth from you/your partner. If thats not the case how else would someone keep getting it and getting it after they eliminated everything else as possible causes? seriously she dropped her whole entire routine for this *keep in mind I lived with that person for years and years listening to her complaints and watching it all before I got married and moved, she even switched to my diet/lifestyle just to see if that was the cause and she still kept getting it. I also said only after years and gyno visits did it occur to check out her BF YES he had the bacteria, they both had to do the same treatment(no not the boric acid so I do know what I'm talking about bc I was there watching it happen. Yes it was resolved finally and never heard about it again after that :)

Come to think of back in the day (yeah I know, off topic) when there were those medical trade shows, medical messiahs etc.
So-called dr's told women to give their infants opium drops to help them sleep and in the 50's they suggested drinking water from radium treated pitchers made you healthier.
Dr's aren't always correct with their treatments either.

Women back then didn't use or eat any of the products we have today bc most didn't exist yet so I'm guessing we didn't get them as often or at all at that,
I agree yogurt does not belong in there, I cannot see any reason for doing that whatsoever.
I read the yogurt thing here in MN first from the same clinic and also heard from 2 different friends in Nevada(where I live).

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Giamarie Lynn1811 reads

Yeast infections: http://women.webmd.com/tc/vaginal-yeast-infections-topic-overview

Bacterial vaginosis: http://www.webmd.com/sexual-conditions/tc/bacterial-vaginosis-topic-overview

And you wonder why some of us have a "no fingers on the inside" policy. No thank you.

Go Vikes!!:)

Xoxo.

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belindabell825 reads

but...

although it is uncommon, sexual transmission of yeast infections can occur.  Of course, unprotected sex is the most likely method of transmission but certainly DATY could also. Especially, if you DATY then kiss then suck then fuck then DATY then ..well, you get the picture.  Covered or not during the actual act of intercourse, you are swapping a lot of fluids and alot of germs along with it.

Men with diabetes or those taking antibiotics are more susceptible to getting a yeast infection.  Symptoms are a reddish rash, itching and burning at the tip of the penis. You can treat it with over the counter Monistat just like women do.

If you don't believe me, ask The Love Goddess on The Erotic Hwy!   I gave one to a former BF once, before I even realized I had a yeast infection (early stages).  Once it becomes too uncomfortable, itchy and red, why would any man or woman want to have sex with a yeast infection anyway?   OUCH !!  WTF

That being said..........it was a year ago.  She's been treated for sure and all is fine.  GET OVER IT, MAN!!!!!

Hugs, Belinda

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SinsOfTheFlesh1033 reads

Oh good Lord, if there is one thing I absolutely can't stand, it is someone who thinks they are an expert when they aren't.

BV is bacterial vaginosis. Not only is BV NOT "another kind of yeast infection" it is in fact the exact opposite of a yeast infection.

Every woman carries with her both benign bacteria, and benign fungal orgamisms. Most of the time, these two exist in balance with one another. Since they compete for the same food source, they both secrete various substances designed to impede the growth of the other. Both vaginosis and yeast infections occur when something happens to upset this balance.

In the case of yeast infections, the balance of flora and fauna can be upset by the use of antibarcterial soaps, taking an antibiotic, and diabetes. Vaginosis can develop from a lack of washing between sexual partners, over or unnecessary treatment of yeast infections, frequent douching, the use of scented products such as scented sanitary napkins, and the use of "super absorbent" products. Most of those products are treated with chemicals to make them super absorbent, and can cause a proliferation of bacterial colonies.

Boric acid is known to be effective in the treatment of yeast infections. However, they must be handled carefully, and if used incorrectly can be toxic. Generally, only women who suffer from chronic and persistent yeast infections are recommended to use to Boric acid. If your gyno suggested this to your friend, she should be screened for diabetes, since that is the most common cause for persistent chronic yeast infections.

Yogurt is also an effective preventative for yeast infections, but you don't shove it up the who-who, you eat it. Daily. Just be sure the yogurt says "live active cultures" on it.

Last but not least, you are correct that untreated vaginosis can lead to PID. However, "trich" is short for trichomoniaisis, which is in fact an STD, and is not caused by vaginosis. It is caused when the woman is exposed to the bacteria trichomoniasis vaginalis, which is NOT a naturally ocurring bacteria.

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right__on!683 reads

Yes, live culture yogurt every day will prevent a host of maladies.

A simple one time use of an OTC vaginal suppository will take care of any yeast infection.

And a simple course of Metronidazole by prescription will quickly cure BV.  But you won't be sharing any wine cuz you'll be sick as hell from the alcohol interaction.  Trust me I made this mistake once when treating BV.

The best way to prevent either is to bring along an antibacterial pump foam soap with you and make the guy wash his hands immediately upon entering your incall.  Bring some along if you're doing outcall.  Never had any problem since making them wash their hands!

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purplewildflower645 reads

Boric acid is a nasty poison, you are supposed to wear gloves when making the caps for the treatment but apparently it does work well.
I read what her gyno said and it straight up said putting it up there was more effective,LOL I'm still on the fence about that.I don't eat dairy anyway.
Like I said I wouldn't know bc I don't have problems like that.
Not my business to post her personal info but no She doesn't have any disorders as far as diabetes goes .
I think it is just because she eats crappy food, uses too much scented products and is constantly taking antibiotics.
Also after her BF was checked he pretty much doesnt stick to the plan, so you'd probably keep getting it if he has it too.

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CarnalCry1393 reads

LOL thanks for the info on the alternate identity.

As for the yeast infection, that's comical. I think it would be nothing short of miraculous if ladies didn't at least occasionally get one given how much "activity" and repetative cleaning that most likely goes on down there. I'm not that concerned about it.

As for the cutis marmorata: AAAAACK! NOT MOTTLED SKIN!!!! STAY AWAY!!!!

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SinsOfTheFlesh812 reads

ROFL Google to the rescue!

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Viceroyother1778 reads

This is the reason that there are jokes about reading something on the internet, therefore it has to be true...

Sometimes I wonder if we suffer from too much info & it can't help but make things more confusing.  It used to be, go to a doctor, follow their advice and move on.

I know a few Doc's & the biggest change is all the experts who read something on the internet, self diagnosing.  They only went to school for a dozen years, continuously go to conferences & workshops, read the latest medical journals but are overruled by someone reading a paragraph on Wiki.

I'm sure that somebody on this thread was technically correct but the best & least confusing advice was where it was pointed out that it happened a year ago & is cleared up by now.

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