Is a Yeast Infection Contagious?
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A lot of people worry about whether they are contagious when they have a yeast infection. The fact is you are contagious but only in certain circumstances which this article is going to look at.
A yeast infection is caused by the excessive growth of the candida fungus that lives on all of us naturally. Men and women can get a yeast infection (it is not a female problem as most men think). There can be several causing factors that make the fungus overgrow, and one of the most common is the use of antibiotics.
Antibiotics kill the bacteria in your body, all of it, good and bad. But the good bacteria were the micro-organisms that were controlling the growth of the fungus so without them, it overgrows leading to a yeast infection. If a yeast infection is the result of antibiotics, contagion does not need to be a concern. This is a case of an imbalance within your own body and leads to symptoms such as an unpleasant vaginal odor in women and discomfort in the shaft of the penis for a man.
The time to worry about yeast infection contagious is when having sex. If a woman has too much yeast in her vagina she can pass that on to the man if they have unprotected sexual intercourse. Equally a man who has a yeast infection in the penis can pass it to the woman in the sane manner. So if either of you has a yeast infection you need to use a condom or even safer, abstain until both of you have successfully completed a course of treatment. Otherwise you will enter a cycle of infection that will get harder and harder to break.
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