Metronidazole can be followed by a yeast infection in some people, even though it does not treat yeast itself. Here’s why it happens, the symptoms to watch for, and how to tell yeast infection from BV after treatment.
Antihistamines can dry out mucous membranes in some people, and that may include vaginal tissue. This article explains the possible link, other causes of vaginal dryness, and when symptoms should be checked.
Some types of birth control may affect vaginal balance in ways that make yeast infections more likely in certain people. This article explains the possible connection, risk factors, and what to do if symptoms keep coming back.
Some commonly used medicines can affect vaginal dryness, discharge, irritation, or infection risk without people realizing the connection. This article explains three examples and what to do if symptoms start after using them.