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Frequent urge to urinate and diarrhoea following a yeast infection

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I lost my virginity early October and a couple weeks later I found out I had gotten a yeast infection. I used a canesten suppository as recommended by my doctor and it cleared up but then I had sex again for the second time and got it again! This time the canesten suppository didn't work so I tried some natural remedies (kefir, probiotics, cranberry etc.) for a couple weeks but I was still getting vaginal discharge. Fed up I tried some oral fluconazole from the local pharmacy and at first I was still getting discharge (I actually started to fear it was something else and went back for a check up - they confirmed I didn't have any STIs or thrush and just said that the increased discharge could be do to menstrual changes). After 2-3 weeks since the checkup, the discharge cleared up but for the last 2 weeks I've had a frequent urge to urinate (going 8+ times in a day) and until the last few days, I had also been pooing 2-3 times a day (and especially after food I suffered from bad gas). I've tried several times to get in touch with my GP at uni for the last week and have been unsuccessful. What do you think this may be? I'm scaring myself with thoughts of Diabetes and Kidney failure sad( I'm going on holiday in 2 weeks and I was hoping to get sorted before then but it seems unlikely sad I don't want to spend my holiday running to the toilet

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  • Guest
    Guest

    Posted

    I forgot to mention that there's tiny white particles in my pee

  • Guest
    Guest Guest

    Posted

    Do you feel nauseous and bloated after meal? Check your tongue if it has got white patches and do revert
    • Guest
      Guest Guest

      Posted

      No white patches. What did you mean by "do revert"?

    • Guest
      Guest Guest

      Posted

      It might be candida yeast infection that's messing with your gut

  • mary19068
    mary19068 Guest

    Posted

    Hi kay1198

    You need to go to your doc to be checked for a urine infection which will make you urinate quite frequently...also mention the frequent bowel motions. Have you asked your partner if he has any problems in that direction...if so he should get a check up too...

  • Marie8506
    Marie8506 Guest

    Posted

    Hmmm. I never had a yeast infection, but I'm very sensitive in my area so every single time after sex, I always get a UTI. So I went to the doctors & Everytime I'm gonna have sex, I have to take an antibiotic first. What happens is, During sex, the urethra comes into contact with the bacteria from the genital area and anus, allowing them to enter the urethra, the bladder, and possibly eventually the kidneys, and result in an infection.

  • lyn1951
    lyn1951 Guest

    Posted

    Sounds like boyfriend needs treating at same time as you, had that with my husband after an infection would not clear up. 

    Always wee immediately after sex, it is a given for me for many years, it washes out any bacteria in uthereta, and does help prevent cystitis, or bladder infection., advised by Dr after numerous infections.

  • garnella24377
    garnella24377 Guest

    Posted

    Please don't get upset but did you use prevention when you had sex?  One of the signs of pregnancy is frequent urination.  just a suggestion to consider this.

     

  • pippa58442
    pippa58442 Guest

    Posted

    You may have a UTI; take a urine sample to your doctor for testing.  Bowel movements two or three times a day does not sound that excessive.  Try a food diary to see what foods could be causing gas.  Broccoli, cabbage, and brussels sprouts can be culprits.  If you find a food trigger, avoid that food.  Avoid chewing gum and fizzy drinks which can also cause gas.  Try to relax and do not worry!   See your doctor for further advice if the above tips don’t work. 
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