How early do yeast infections come on when your body registers that it’s pregnant?
Wednesday, December 23rd, 2009 at
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Pregnancy can cause yeast infections due to the change of acidity of the vagina (so I’ve been told.) I had several with my first pregnancy and I’m eight weeks pregnant now and dealing with my first. Call your OB, they will take a swab to make sure there is no bacterial infection as well, and can start you on some safe medications. Good luck!
Did you put any bath salts or bubbles in your bath, b/c that could do it.
Could be, I got one when I was pregnant as well its cos your body is changing. Good Luck!
Are you pregnant? Or are you taking this as a sign you might be pregnant? If it’s your only symptom, then I’d say you’re probably not pregnant. I didn’t have a yeast infection at all during my pregnancy.
If you are pregnant then it is normal. I am 38 weeks pregnant and I can’t even count how many I have had since I became pregnant.
When you go see your doctor ask for a prescription with about 10 refills because honestly they pop up out of nowhere and it is good to have medicine on hand instead of running back and forth to the doc office.