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What is the best way to treat and prevent a reoccurring male yeast infection? i get them randomly but also after sex, but my partner doesn't have one.
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Sugars: It very well may be a sugar problem. Cut out all simple sugars in your diet and see if this helps. Yeast is not a sexually transmitted infection.
Answered 7/30/2014
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