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After sexual intercourse, I usually have yeast infections.
I frequently have yeast infections which occur after sex. I have visited doctors and taken medication several times but it keeps coming back. I also bleed a little from sex. Is this causing the yeast? How do I prevent it?
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Dear @Xxx_ I'm a breast surgeon, but I can advise a bit on this common woman's health concern. From what you share, if recurrent, and you have seen several doctors, do make an appointment to see a gynaecologist. Off hand, I believe you will need a internal pelvic examination, maybe a PAP smear. Your doctor might also need to check for diabetes, and share tips on post-coital hygiene. Hope this helps!
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