miranda - for things like this you should see a gynocologist, not your regular doctor unless you feel comfortable with that, especially if you feel embarassed. A female gynocologist will not make you feel embarassed. They see patients with these situations on a daily basis. They can also do a pap smear and check for anything else you might have.
I get yeast infections frequently. I was again diagnosed last month and took a prescription that was similar to Monistat. It seems like it never goes away longer than a month. This weekend when I was with my boyfriend it came back and was very embarassing - I had a thick white discharge all over him and myself - like cottage cheese.
I wonder if he gives me the infection because when we don't have sex for a few weeks it seems to go away then when we do, it always comes back. I don't know what to do about it so I can live in peace withouot fighting this thing all the time.
It makes me wonder if my boyfriend is cheating on me and brings me the yeast infection maybe from another girl? I cannot see why I keep getting it and when I go to the doctor, it is always diagnosed as yeast infection nothing else. I eat yogurt but anything sugary and boom, it will trigger it so I don't even use sugar in my coffee anymore. Does anyone know what other foods in particular can trigger it so I can be careful about those too? I can't take it anymore.