I've been getting yeast infections back to back for a year and a half straight 24/7 . I go months without sex so what could be causing these infections. I've had PID twice this year since March. And in April I found out I had HPV virus and gential warts.
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Sex does not cause yeast infections. Antibiotic use, on the other hand, does very commonly. Use antibiotics (such as clindamycin and doxycycline) very sparingly. And, don't forget, to prevent an STD (which yeast is not), cover up! Condoms are the best protection!
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