HPV or yeast infection?

Question

Back in July I had a pap smear done. Everything came back normal. Except at the time I set my appointment I developed really bad itching. Well the doctor told me that I had a yeast infection. Stupid me scratched it so hard that I ruined the skin thats around the inner labia. Where you pee and stuff. Well I developed small bumps after I did this intense scratching and hoped that it would go away. The skin is still cracked and sometimes it looks like the skin is trying to come off. But the small bumps scared me so I went to the doctor to have him examine it. First thing, he was no help at all. I asked him if it was hpv or something but he couldn't give me an answer. He told me that he strongly thinks that it is not hpv and its just irritated skin from my yeast infection. It doesn't look like yer usual infection of hpv. Cause if it was hpv then it would of shown up on its own. Not when I had a yeast infection and scratched it raw. I really regret doing that cause it just damaged the tissue in that area. What I'm asking is..do yall think its just irritation from my yeast infection or hpv. I think I have another yeat infection now too. It itches. I have been testd for just about everything under the sun but when I asked him to test me for hpv..he wouldnt do it. He told me to wait until I get my next pap..which is months from now

Answer 1

DONT U NEED A LICENCE 4 THAT?

Answer 2

HPV would have been detected through the PAP. You have probably given yourself an infection from scratching. You have bacteria in your nails. You should see if you can get some antibiotics, which may give you another yeast infection. You should never scratch when you have a yeast infection. Make sure the Dr. gives to a topical cream to use for itching or buy something over the counter. Call your Dr.

Answer 3

Hello, I'm on the second week and seeing definite improvement on my yeast infection symptoms:
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Note that: If the yeast infection doesn't respond to over the counter treatment, prescription medication will likely be necessary. Similarly, if the symptoms return after two months of being treated, you should contact the doctor for professional treatment rather than resorting again to home treatment.

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If this is the first time you have experienced a yeast infection, you should schedule an appointment to have the condition treated by a doctor instead of resorting to home treatment

Answer 4

Your Doctor sounds like a Moran.. Find another one and make sure..

Answer 5

go get a pap from a different doctor or clinic