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Doctor insights on: Can A Yeast Infection Cause Nausea

Candidal vaginitis: If you are referring to vaginal candidiasis it is not likely to produce nausea. If this persists, go and see a doctor. Good luck. ...Read more

Yeast infection: Not sure what area of the body is infected, but if you mean vulvovaginitis, the answer is no. You should not have abdominal bloating from this. ...Read more

Vaginal yeast: Infection does not normally cause cramps. Symptoms of a yeast infection may include: burning, redness & itching of the vulva; burning with urination & vaginal intercourse & a clumpy, white, vaginal discharge with no odor. Sometimes the discharge isn’t apparent. ...Read more

No: No. Are you pregnant?

Unlikely serious: Yeast associated problems in otherwise healthy individuals are usually just unpleasant like itching & soreness. Can be transmitted sexually which can cause relationship problems. More commonly problem in diabetics. Serious medical problems can occur in immunocompromised subjects, but not in healthy individuals.. ...Read more

Yeast infection: Yes yeast infection can cause abdominal pain. ...Read more

Not sure about yeast: No test result can be evaluated out of the context in which it was ordered. What kind of symptoms prompted the study? What are your underlying medical conditions (that may predispose you to intestinal yeast)? If you are in the midst of a GI evaluation, have they ruled out inflammation, other infections, ischemic pathology, as well as motility disorders? ...Read more

Rarely: Yeast infections usually only grow on the surface of mucous membranes (mouth, throat, vagina) ; skin. Rarely, they can migrate up the urethra ; cause bladder infection in wh/case you might have cramping. Persons on peritoneal dialysis can get yeast peritonitis ; they would have cramping. A intra-abdominal infection w/yeast (post surgery; bowel spill) may have cramps. Otherwise its uncommon. ...Read more

No: Yeast infections may cause a red rash but will not blister. ...Read more

No: Not a vaginal yeast infection. Are you pregnant? ...Read more

No: Not really , see your physician for abdominal symptoms. ...Read more

Not that I know of: while chronic overuse of certain opioids, particularly methadone, has been shown to cause some mild immune system problems in some patients, taking Percocet in usual doses should not cause this problem. Talk to your OB/GYN provider. ...Read more

Vaginal yeast?: If you mean a vaginal yeast infection, no. ...Read more

Yeast infection: Antibiotics will make you more prone to get yeast infection. ...Read more

Yeast infection : Yes..Any antibiotic can do that. I often recommend taking a probiotic while on your antibiotic to help decrease your risk. Follow up with your doctor for Diflucan (fluconazole) one pill if it gets really bad.. ...Read more

Possible: very unlikely but possible if it's very severe, why don't you see your provider for a pelvic exam and an Urinalysis. Maybe you have urinary tract infection. ...Read more

Yes.: Cervicitis is essentially a generalized named for an inflammation or an infection of the cervix so this could be a yeast infection, a BV infection, or a STD such as gonorrhea, chlamydia or trichomonas. ...Read more

Yes: Yeast or any infection can cause pain during sex. ...Read more

Several factors: Several factors can cause a yeast infections- 1. Local balance of normal flora is disrupted, typically from the recent use of antibiotics; 2. Impaired immunity- this may be due to steroid use or having other illnesses such as diabetes or hiv; 3. Misdiagnosis of symptoms in the absence of yeast from testing- adverse drug effects can be mistaken as a yeast infection. ...Read more

Antibiotics: No, a bacterial urinary track infection cannot cause a yeast infection, however the antibiotics used to treat bacterial urinary track infections certainly can lead to yeast overgrowth by killing off your body's "good" bacteria. ...Read more