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By *riendly Bi OP   Man
33 weeks ago

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Hi All,

I'm currently taking medication for me diabetes which causes really bad thrush. Even getting aroused hurts. It was causing cracking and bleeding. Thankfully after trying three different tablets they've put me back on the injections for it.

Has anyone else, male wise, have this happen to them?

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By *inksAPlentyCouple
33 weeks ago

Bedfordshire

Have they given you medication/cream to treat thrush? Being diabetic can make you more prone to thrush anyway especially if blood sugars aren't controlled. I'm sure you already know this but don't use any scented soaps/shower gel/bubble bath to wash with.

Hopefully some men will be along with advice for you.

Ms x

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By *ichaelsmyMan
33 weeks ago

douglas

bad thrush with a diabetic is usually caused by high blood sugar levels. or when the levels are not being well controlled.

higher sugar levels often lead to thrush. the treatment for which are anti fugal creams such as canesten.

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By *hecumalotsCouple
33 weeks ago

Woodbridge

Mrs here .. was given diabetic tablets to help my heart failure…I find that using a toilet wipe after every wee helps .. stops that-build up of the sugar on genitals which is what causes the thrush ..

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By *hiny-SinnersCouple
32 weeks ago

Vale of Glamorgan

Whilst not a cure, taking good quality probiotics can help maintain a balance, including on the skin believe it or not. As others have explained, an excess of sugar which ultimately manifests in your skin too, and will provide a food source for fungal infection. You might also want to research whether applying topical probiotics might help, for example people used to apply live yoghurt to affected areas. If you haven’t already, you should be referred to a dermatologist. Ultimately though it is down to blood sugar level management.

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By *estinysswingersCouple
32 weeks ago

Worsley

I’ve thrust before (male) but usual treatments work but if they aren’t working for you speak to your GP.

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By *rivate hireMan
32 weeks ago

close to ystrad mynach

I’ve also had this with my diabetic meds dagaglyptyn pain in the ass sometimes but I buy over the counter treatment

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By *riendly Bi OP   Man
32 weeks ago

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"I’ve also had this with my diabetic meds dagaglyptyn pain in the ass sometimes but I buy over the counter treatment "

That's what I was on last. It's been a bloody nightmare

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By *riendly Bi OP   Man
32 weeks ago

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"Have they given you medication/cream to treat thrush? Being diabetic can make you more prone to thrush anyway especially if blood sugars aren't controlled. I'm sure you already know this but don't use any scented soaps/shower gel/bubble bath to wash with.

Hopefully some men will be along with advice for you.

Ms x"

Thanks for your message. Yeah the gave me Canesten HC cream. Weirdly though, I couldn't buy the normal one over the counter because I'm not female. How bonkers is that?

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By *riendly Bi OP   Man
32 weeks ago

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"I’ve thrust before (male) but usual treatments work but if they aren’t working for you speak to your GP. "

Thank You for your message

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By *riendly Bi OP   Man
32 weeks ago

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"Whilst not a cure, taking good quality probiotics can help maintain a balance, including on the skin believe it or not. As others have explained, an excess of sugar which ultimately manifests in your skin too, and will provide a food source for fungal infection. You might also want to research whether applying topical probiotics might help, for example people used to apply live yoghurt to affected areas. If you haven’t already, you should be referred to a dermatologist. Ultimately though it is down to blood sugar level management. "

I've cut all sugars out and I still have high blood sugars because I'm not that mobile due to a disability. It's like I'm fighting a losing battle.

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By *riendly Bi OP   Man
32 weeks ago

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"Mrs here .. was given diabetic tablets to help my heart failure…I find that using a toilet wipe after every wee helps .. stops that-build up of the sugar on genitals which is what causes the thrush ..

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Thank You. That's good advice x

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By *rivate hireMan
31 weeks ago

close to ystrad mynach

Typical mine has returned swollen head of penis and can’t retract foreskin without splitting skin been clear for 4 months too blood sugars are fine it’s due to the dagaglyptin meds making me pass the sugar through my urine

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By *riendly Bi OP   Man
30 weeks ago

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"Typical mine has returned swollen head of penis and can’t retract foreskin without splitting skin been clear for 4 months too blood sugars are fine it’s due to the dagaglyptin meds making me pass the sugar through my urine "

That's the last one they put me on. I hope it clears up really soon for you and I feel your pain

Thankfully mine has cleared up and I'm back on the Trulicity injections. Hopefully I've seen the last of it.

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By *olf and RedCouple
30 weeks ago

Nr Cardiff or at Chams Darlaston


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I've cut all sugars out and I still have high blood sugars because I'm not that mobile due to a disability. It's like I'm fighting a losing battle. "

Do you have a diabetic specialist nurse or GP at your surgery , as might be worth another chat to see if your actual diabetic meds need reviewing. Like others have said, recurrent Thrush is often a sign of high blood sugars. Or even asked to be referred to your local Community Diabetic Clinic as they do specialise in it and can help a lot.

Red

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By *ice_couple2012Couple
30 weeks ago

Leicester

Might sound strange but go to your local sexual health clinic. They’re good with recurrent thrush too

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By *octordigitsMan
30 weeks ago

nearby


"

I've cut all sugars out and I still have high blood sugars because I'm not that mobile due to a disability. It's like I'm fighting a losing battle.

Do you have a diabetic specialist nurse or GP at your surgery , as might be worth another chat to see if your actual diabetic meds need reviewing. Like others have said, recurrent Thrush is often a sign of high blood sugars. Or even asked to be referred to your local Community Diabetic Clinic as they do specialise in it and can help a lot.

Red "

If you don’t have a libre blood monitoring system get one - game changer is

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