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Old 05-30-2005, 09:03 AM
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Constant vaginal infections

I have a question...for the last 3 months I have had 2 bacterial infections and at least 3-4 yeast infections. I go back and forth, I clear up the bacteria and get the yeast, and vice-versa. Sex should not be the issue since I am always being treated with something; I have only been able to have it once. My question is...2 days ago I got all the symptoms of a bacterial infection and started treatment with metrogel vaginal. After the first day, my discharge was clumpy white, felt very rubber like. Is this yeast ( I have no itching) or is it the discharge from the metrogel? I tryed to see if there was any of the gel still there but inside my vagina feels like rubber, I know that sounds weird but best way to describe it. I dont understand how treating myself for bv will give me yeast right away. I saw that the package inserts say 10 % of the time that happens...but it happened both times. The last time I was treated for bv was with oral flagyl, this type of discharge that I am having now did not happen then, just a normal yeast infection after the 7 days of oral flagyl. I am not sure which way to go next, my dr just keep checking the microscope and rx according to what he finds, is this normal to be infected all the time? Should I stop the metrogel, or treat myself for a yeast infection at the same time?
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Old 07-16-2005, 12:19 AM
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Constant vaginal infections

I'd like to see a follow up to your message as I am having the same problems.
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Pathophysiology

I think I was reading in a high yield series book that there is alittle known condition called "alternating yeast and BV in female health professionals". I can't remember the treatment though. But I will tell you, this is the reason I definitely do not want to go into OB/GYN.
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My suggestion

I think you should treat both at the same time, also get culture and sensitivities for both the bacteria and yeast make sure you're taking the right drugs. Also wear cotton.
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get checked for diabetes mellitus...please..commonest presentation
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Great point! Totally didnt think of that...
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if you have not DM then take Ceftriaxone + tetracycline and vaginal cotrimoxozole pasry.
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