Many women have asked this question, and yet most will just ignore the consequences and did it anyway.
Can you handle the truth? The answer for this question is, yes, you can spread the infection to your sexual partner.
This article focuses on why you should not ignore this and aims to deliver you information on how to overcome this.
The answer is yes, you can spread the infection to your sexual partner.
As you may know, yeast infection is caused by the Candida, a fungus that thrives in warm and damp area.
This fungus will cause severe discomfort and itchiness on the infected area.
You may experience this yourself, but would you like your sexual partner to experience the same? Then don't have sex until you are cured from the infection.
Even if you must have sex, it is recommended that you could at least use a condom to protect your partner from the infection.
But using condom will not prevent you from feeling painful sensation during sex.
Sex is a two way traffic, why should your partner alone enjoys it? You should enjoy it too.
It is known that while having sex with yeast infection, even using a condom, can be very painful and uncomfortable.
Sex can also worsen the infected area as it can cause slight bruises and will cause the infection harder to cure.
So, it is very important to cure the infection before having sex.
Besides, sex is much more pleasurable for you and your partner, without the pain and the discomfort from yeast infection.