can you get infection to your kidneys or bladder from your partner?

Answer 1

yes, you pass the fludied to each other so if that is the case get antibodies for the both of you and clear it up or it will get worst.

Answer 2

Women always blame their men for bladder infections. It is hard to get a woman who scrubs her entire body an hour a day that she is filthy and has caused her own infection, and that dirty, sweaty man didn't do it.

Here is the problem. When cleansing themselves after a bowel movement, men lean to the side, or reach behind with t.p, and reach forward, then pull back.

My wife started getting bladder infections after many years of marriage, and played the national game -- BLAME THE CLOSEST MAN.

I did an Internet search, which with luck you can duplicate, and learned that women often, too often, since there is no obvious obstacle as men have, reach from the front, reach back, and pull forwards.

If you will start cleansing yourself as men do, your bladder infections will certainly go away.

At that time, I found a study which did a sample of male and female skin, and the e.coli germs were indeed on the women themselves, not on the men where it counts.

A friend, who is a gynecologist, and I discussed this, and she said she was well aware of the problem, and advised all her patients to clean as men do.

Answer 3

ABSOLUTELY!!! any bacteria, dirt, foreign object can be transmit, when having sex, to the urethra which is very close to your vagina. if not treated properly with antibiotics, you can start urinating blood. it's very uncomfortable, and it DOES happen, trust me. be sure that your partners hands and other 'objects' are clean before messing around, and always try to urinate after sex to (surprisingly) clean out the urine carrying tube. be aware, that you are more prone to those types of infections once you have had your first one.

Answer 4

YES,SEE YOUR DOCTOR AND DRINK 100% CRANBERRY JUICE. THERE IS A CHEM IN THAT HELPS THE INFECTION