Talk to Gynecologist on Reoccurring Yeast Infection (1 Year)

Main Symptoms (Past Year) Repeated yeast infection symptoms

Thick, white discharge (sometimes lotion-like or sticky)

Severe burning, itching, dryness, and inflammation (mostly external)

Sensitive, red skin, especially after washing

Discomfort while walking, sleeping, and urinating

Recent yellowish, odorless discharge (not clumpy or smelly)

No fever, no pelvic pain, and no pain during urination

Medications Tried

Fluconazole (150mg oral):

Took 3 doses (Day 1, 4, 7) — completed the course

Topical creams tried:

Canesten external

Hydrocortisone

Sudocream (caused burning)

Coconut oil & Vaseline (gave temporary relief) Allergy meds (e.g., Fexet) to reduce inflammation

Current Status (Today):

No internal burning, mild itchiness

Still very dry, tight, and uncomfortable skin

Burning worsens after standing or walking

Difficulty healing — feels like skin flares up again with small triggers

Applying coconut oil + Vaseline + cold compresses for comfort