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male thrush + female cystitis

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PostPosted: 07/21/06 - 17:29    Post subject: male thrush + female cystitis Vote now! Reply with quote
My girl friend has had cystitis on and of for about 6 months, she complains about a painful burning sensation when urinating, the doctor prescribes her medication that works but not so well after sex.
During and before i have at itching on my scrotum that i have been treating with cream when ever it occurs.

My question is could these symptoms be anything else sex health related?
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