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Bladder infections frequent since new partner/ what is going on? |
I have a new boyfriend and since we've been sleeping together I've gotten several bladder infections. I take all the precautions already, urinating post-sex, I'm a very clean person and so is he. So what is going on? What is it about him that is giving me these? This has never happened before and I have a friend who tells me that she had a partner who JUST with him she got tons of bladder infections. There is a small and tricky organism that is called Trichomonas that might be responsible for your condition. It usually manifests itself only in the female part of the relationship, but the men also carry it. Go to your GP or ObGyn and get tested for that. If it is that, it's neither your fault or his. T. sometimes... just happens (I got it once) If you have oral sex, is he using a mouthwash before hand? Looking @ your previous questions....one has to wonder. If you have a new partner, I would guess that you're having sex more often than usual, either because it's a new relationship, or because you were having a dry spell before. Make sure you're also urinating BEFORE sex as well as after, and always wipe front to back. |
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i thought i had a bladder infection once...went for like 2 wks trying to remedy it myself...it woke me up in the middle of the night one night i thought i was dying... rushed to the emergency room... let your doctor run the tests, no it isn't normal to have three bladder infections in a year, let alone a month....and no stress doesn't cause them. ...If you have an UTI then you need to drink a lot of water and drink some cranberry juice. It has nothing to do with soaps or anything like that. There is also a pill called AZO or something like tha... Frequent bladder infections could be a sign of a kidney problem or urethra problem. If you have frequent infections you should probably be evaluated by a urologist. Most women find that drinking... yes, tea is a major cause of bladder infections, but they do make decaffeinated tea, but it's a little gross...I'm like a tea addict, lol, and that decaf crap just doesn't cut it. Speaking as a fellow sufferer, a trip to the urologist could help you a lot. A regular doctor can treat the disease, but the urologist can actually help determine why you have the problem in the f... Beach & lizard are right. & also, soap is an irritant. it can get up there & clog it up. my daughter had an infection for months , cause of the soap we were using, we got some soap-free... a kick to the mouth feels better ... |
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