No, a fungus causes a yeast infection. Improper hygiene can cause a yeast infection. Antibiotics taken for something else can cause a yeast infection.
There are also bacterial infections, that have pretty much the same symptoms. They aren't caused by too much sex, either. They're caused by a bacteria, usually transmitted from one partner to the other.
I take it you have too much sex, but what makes you think you have a yeast infection? Do you have a heavy foul smelling discharge, and burning and itching? That could also be a bacterial infection. Only a doctor can diagnose what you have, and prescribe the proper treatment for it. Using the wrong kind of medication is a waste of money, and can cause it to get worse. Have a doctor look at it.
If you're just SORE, then yes, maybe it's too much sex......or too much sex without proper lubrication.....either natural or added.
No, a fungus causes a yeast infection. Improper hygiene can cause a yeast infection. Antibiotics taken for something else can cause a yeast infection.
There are also bacterial infections, that have pretty much the same symptoms. They aren't caused by too much sex, either. They're caused by a bacteria, usually transmitted from one partner to the other.
I take it you have too much sex, but what makes you think you have a yeast infection? Do you have a heavy foul smelling discharge, and burning and itching? That could also be a bacterial infection. Only a doctor can diagnose what you have, and prescribe the proper treatment for it. Using the wrong kind of medication is a waste of money, and can cause it to get worse. Have a doctor look at it.
If you're just SORE, then yes, maybe it's too much sex......or too much sex without proper lubrication.....either natural or added.
Having too much sex should not give you a yeast infection, but your partner could. Here's some information you might want to read:
Vaginitis & Yeast Infections
http://obgyn.health.ivillage.com/vaginalcervicalhealth/vaginitis.cfm
If you do think you might have a yeast infection, seeing a doctor for a proper diagnosis is important.
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