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writes:mycosis, vaginal mycosis. reallyso a few months ago, my gf has a swollen / red p**sy, my own fella is a bit white colored - 7 day bateria treatment program including sheets, towels (changed daily) plus a creme both of us... nice.im ''assured'' it cant be down to std's its just a chick thingcorrect?two months later, suddenly 'it hurts to have sex' (meaning 7 day break) - this time i see no symptoms.feel like its just a tacticlikely?last night after a confrontation over some stuff, but otherwise celebrating a decent 1 or more together n shes quite adoring, affectionate, great in bed, appreciative and has multiple releases herself usually (as an general indication of happy ...)anyways, sex this am, as a cure for last nights fight and she stops because again, 'it hurts' (no rough stuff)how for real is this girl?
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reader, happy24birthday +, writes (4 March 2011):
 She's for real. It hurts badly. I used to have that same problem, and I would have to take pain pills, valium, and use cream to be able to endure sex with my husband. It was awful, and it's awful for your gf. She def needs to get it totally cured, and please be understanding and patient with her.
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reader, Tisha-1 +, writes (4 March 2011):
 http://www.plannedparenthood.org/health-topics/womens-health/yeast-infection-19854.htmhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candidal_vulvovaginitishttp://women.webmd.com/tc/vaginal-yeast-infections-when-to-call-a-doctorIf she hasn't cleared the infection (which apparently happens a lot) then she may well be experiencing pain with intercourse, no matter how gentle.You both need to see your physicians for diagnosis and treatment at this point. Sounds like maybe you haven't yet? Get to the doctor. Over-the-counter meds for a self-diagnosed infection may be completely missing the mark.For her, it's important that she NOT douche or have sexual intercourse or use a tampon 24-48 hours before her appointment.So yeah, this infection could very well be 'for real.'
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reader, anonymous, writes (4 March 2011): It is a "chick thing" in as much as our body tends to harbor the yeast that causes it, but evidently she gave it to you, so I guess it could be considered an STD.
Most women have the fungus naturally in their system from time to time, it just never develops into a full blown yeast infection. I'm no doctor, but if it's a reoccurring it may have something to do with her immune system (stress or an autoimmune disorder). Some women complain they get them when they are on antibiotics.
In my experience I only got them if I was wet for long periods of time: swimming practice, swimming at the beach, taking a lot of baths, OR too much sex. Maybe cut her some slack?
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reader, Honeypie +, writes (4 March 2011):
Mycosis fungoides usually develops and progresses slowly. It often begins as an unexplained rash that can wax and wane for years.
Has she had a biopsy of her skin? Or a blood test? Mycosis can be rather serious.
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