Re: TINEA VERSICOLOR and yeast

[Guest guest]

I should also mention I've had tinea veriscolor in the same area in

the past but it had eventually went away, yet, now, I have had it

for as long as I've had VV. It wont go away.

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> Here is a question that may not have been asked.

>

> I have tinea versicolor on my thighs that I cannot get rid of (a

> skin fungal infection).

>

> Can this pass itself to the vaginal area via spore migration, or

> through the action of drawing up clothing to the waist while

> dressing, such as putting on panties?

>

> If so, can this fungal infection cause a vaginal yeast infection?

>

> I was told by a gyno that vaginal yeast infections CAN cause skin

> fungal infections, but I wonder if the reverse is true as well?

>

[Guest guest]

I should also mention I've had tinea veriscolor in the same area in

the past but it had eventually went away, yet, now, I have had it

for as long as I've had VV. It wont go away.

>

> Here is a question that may not have been asked.

>

> I have tinea versicolor on my thighs that I cannot get rid of (a

> skin fungal infection).

>

> Can this pass itself to the vaginal area via spore migration, or

> through the action of drawing up clothing to the waist while

> dressing, such as putting on panties?

>

> If so, can this fungal infection cause a vaginal yeast infection?

>

> I was told by a gyno that vaginal yeast infections CAN cause skin

> fungal infections, but I wonder if the reverse is true as well?

>

[Guest guest]

I believe that Tinea Versicolor is a different kind of

yeast than the vaginal infections are so it seems

unlikely that it would be much related.

If one puts vinegar in the laundry with their

underwear the yeast will be much lessened if you are

worried about that. In fact soaking it in a more

concentrated vinegar solution would even be better.

The vinegar will kill fungus.

--- prvtprivate wrote:

> Here is a question that may not have been asked.

>

> I have tinea versicolor on my thighs that I cannot

> get rid of (a

> skin fungal infection).

>

> Can this pass itself to the vaginal area via spore

> migration, or

> through the action of drawing up clothing to the

> waist while

> dressing, such as putting on panties?

>

> If so, can this fungal infection cause a vaginal

> yeast infection?

>

> I was told by a gyno that vaginal yeast infections

> CAN cause skin

> fungal infections, but I wonder if the reverse is

> true as well?

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I believe that Tinea Versicolor is a different kind of

yeast than the vaginal infections are so it seems

unlikely that it would be much related.

If one puts vinegar in the laundry with their

underwear the yeast will be much lessened if you are

worried about that. In fact soaking it in a more

concentrated vinegar solution would even be better.

The vinegar will kill fungus.

--- prvtprivate wrote:

> Here is a question that may not have been asked.

>

> I have tinea versicolor on my thighs that I cannot

> get rid of (a

> skin fungal infection).

>

> Can this pass itself to the vaginal area via spore

> migration, or

> through the action of drawing up clothing to the

> waist while

> dressing, such as putting on panties?

>

> If so, can this fungal infection cause a vaginal

> yeast infection?

>

> I was told by a gyno that vaginal yeast infections

> CAN cause skin

> fungal infections, but I wonder if the reverse is

> true as well?

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Good idea, thank you!

>

> > Here is a question that may not have been asked.

> >

> > I have tinea versicolor on my thighs that I cannot

> > get rid of (a

> > skin fungal infection).

> >

> > Can this pass itself to the vaginal area via spore

> > migration, or

> > through the action of drawing up clothing to the

> > waist while

> > dressing, such as putting on panties?

> >

> > If so, can this fungal infection cause a vaginal

> > yeast infection?

> >

> > I was told by a gyno that vaginal yeast infections

> > CAN cause skin

> > fungal infections, but I wonder if the reverse is

> > true as well?

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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