About a week ago, my gf was complaining about her vagina being really itchy constantly, and then when we tried to have sex, she was in a lot of pain, which is very unusual...the next day, the head of my penis started to itch alot, hers disappeared after a few days and so did mine, but now ive noticed some dry white stuff on my head when i pull the foreskin back, and it seems to be alot smellier than it used to be... I'm trying to find a clinic somewhere near me at the moment, but if anyone has any info for me , that would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, kwill
Youre right to go to a Doctor to be sure but based on the limited information here it 'sounds like' you are describing a 'fungus infection'. If you are seeing any 'reddening' of the area that would fit in with that too. Try and keep it as dry and breathable as possible until you get to the doctor and you probably get some sort of 'Tinactin' type anti-fungal. But thats just going on what your saying here. Doctor is always the way to go.
yep, sounds liek a yeast infection so far to me. Go to your doctor, tell him about it. If you don't get it treated, at a minimum, you'll reinfect your gal with yeast infections every time you fuck. Get it fixed, don't have sex next time she's feeling itchy (or at least use a condom)
It can definately go away on its own but just dont let the wang sit in dark and damp corners. Oddly enough, men often get a 'yeast infection' but in us it transfers as what we often call 'Jock itch'. Crazy genitals.
Ok cool, as long as its nothing too serious, now just gotta find this damn clinic! Thanks for the help! One last thing, how would either of us have got it in the first place?
It just happens, a myriad of things can cause them in women. Exercising in a thong, sitting in damn underwear/clothes, using antibiotics, hell, even stress can, spermicide can cause them (particularly nonoxynol-9)... a gazillionteen things can ignite yeast infections in women. See, all women have a certain amount of naturally occuring yeast. A yeast infection is simply an overproduction of that, it's not like an STD though partners can transmit it to one another.
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