This is a subject, there are a lot of debates about. Yeast infection is not classified as an STD for most of the authorities. There is not evident proof to show that you can get yeast infection by being with an infected partner nor there is any research about the odds. However this does not mean it is perfectly to be in sexual activity while you have yeast infection.
This question is usually asked by men, since yeast infection is known as a women disease. In general the answer is yes. You can get yeast infection too! It is not a women disease at all. Although it is not an STD, it is not safe to participate in sexual activity when one of the partners are infected. Plus it can be very painful for intercourse and provides great discomfort. Your partner can be effected badly psychologically as well.
Your best is not to have sex when you have yeast infection.
Monistat is the most commonly prescribed medication for male yeast infection treatment. This anti-fungal cream is effective and can also be used to eliminate female yeast infections.
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Yeast infection mostly is considered for women but men are also affected from this. There are several separate remedies for both men and women.
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