Does he have it now?!
Question: Does he have it now!?
sorry guys this is kind of gross, but I cant ask my mom!.!.!.
a couple of days ago, my boyfriend and I had raw sex, and i just found out that I have a yeast infection!.!.!.(too much candy)!.!.!.any ways I gave him oral sex and now I have it on my tounge and in my throat!. Can he get it too since we've been kissing!. and if so how do i tell him!.!.!.its so embarressing!. and what can i do naturally to cure this!.!.!.I cant tell my mom!. Please help!Www@Answer-Health@Com
a couple of days ago, my boyfriend and I had raw sex, and i just found out that I have a yeast infection!.!.!.(too much candy)!.!.!.any ways I gave him oral sex and now I have it on my tounge and in my throat!. Can he get it too since we've been kissing!. and if so how do i tell him!.!.!.its so embarressing!. and what can i do naturally to cure this!.!.!.I cant tell my mom!. Please help!Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
(Am presuming you are a woman and not a gay male!. If you are a gay male most of what follows still applies)
I'm a bit confused!.!. are you saying you have the symptoms of yeast infection ("Thrush") http://www!.bchealthguide!.org/kbase/topic!.!.!.
in your throat and tongue AFTER giving him oral sex!? I think that is what you meant!. if so, this might be what happened: Your vaginal "yeast" (it's actually a fungal infection) came in contact with his penis IF you had unprotected vaginal sex with him before giving him oral sex!. It could then transfer to your throat!. Could he get it from kissing you afterwards!? Yes!.
Now all of that sounded quite convoluted!. It is also very possible, perhaps more likely, that you already had thrush in your mouth!. It, like a vaginal yeast infection, is simply an out of balance level of (usually) Candida Albicans which are *normally* in your body anyway!. http://www!.goaskalice!.columbia!.edu/2605!.!.!.!.
As far as your Mom goes (can't you see your doctor on your own!?) you could have gotten thrush and maybe you did - simply by having recently taken antibiotics for instance!. Smoking can also encourage it!. Or you could have just gotten it by chance like you may sometimes get vaginal yeast infections!. So you can get thrush from non-sexual contact!. And your BF can get it from your mouth!.(Perhaps your Mom might need some education though!)
The good news is that it is easily cured but you should go to your doctor to be sure you are properly diagnosed!. take the medication - your BF too - exactly as directed!. Don't stop when the symptoms clear up as that can encourage the infection to return, with Candida who then know how to "fight" the meds!Www@Answer-Health@Com
I'm a bit confused!.!. are you saying you have the symptoms of yeast infection ("Thrush") http://www!.bchealthguide!.org/kbase/topic!.!.!.
in your throat and tongue AFTER giving him oral sex!? I think that is what you meant!. if so, this might be what happened: Your vaginal "yeast" (it's actually a fungal infection) came in contact with his penis IF you had unprotected vaginal sex with him before giving him oral sex!. It could then transfer to your throat!. Could he get it from kissing you afterwards!? Yes!.
Now all of that sounded quite convoluted!. It is also very possible, perhaps more likely, that you already had thrush in your mouth!. It, like a vaginal yeast infection, is simply an out of balance level of (usually) Candida Albicans which are *normally* in your body anyway!. http://www!.goaskalice!.columbia!.edu/2605!.!.!.!.
As far as your Mom goes (can't you see your doctor on your own!?) you could have gotten thrush and maybe you did - simply by having recently taken antibiotics for instance!. Smoking can also encourage it!. Or you could have just gotten it by chance like you may sometimes get vaginal yeast infections!. So you can get thrush from non-sexual contact!. And your BF can get it from your mouth!.(Perhaps your Mom might need some education though!)
The good news is that it is easily cured but you should go to your doctor to be sure you are properly diagnosed!. take the medication - your BF too - exactly as directed!. Don't stop when the symptoms clear up as that can encourage the infection to return, with Candida who then know how to "fight" the meds!Www@Answer-Health@Com
Yeast infections in the mouth are called "thrush" and are common even with people who are allergic to medicine!. It is typically more of a woman thing!. He can get it but unless he has symptoms, it is no biggie for him!. Look up thrush and get more information!. If you do tell mom, tell her you have thrush!. She'll have no idea what it means!.Www@Answer-Health@Com