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On Antibiotic For UTI, Pain Associated, Vaginal Lips Are Very Swollen. Is UTI Back? Is This Yeast Infection?

I am on day 3 of a 3 day antibiotic treatment for a UTI that I have now had for 8 days. Late in day 1 and yesterday all pain associated w. urinating was gone. This morning though by vaginal lips are very swollen and there is some discomfort. Is my UTI coming back? Is this a yeast infection (i have no other yeast infection symptoms and have never had one before)? What should I do?
Wed, 16 Oct 2013
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Infectious Diseases Specialist 's  Response
Hi,
Welcome to HCM.
There seems to be some contact irritation like with panties, or pads, which could have caused the swelling of vulva. I suggest you take the same antibiotics for two more days. Keep those areas clean and dry. Drink lots of water. Application of antibacterial/antifungal cream over the swollen area will help to some extent.
Thanks.
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On Antibiotic For UTI, Pain Associated, Vaginal Lips Are Very Swollen. Is UTI Back? Is This Yeast Infection?

Hi, Welcome to HCM. There seems to be some contact irritation like with panties, or pads, which could have caused the swelling of vulva. I suggest you take the same antibiotics for two more days. Keep those areas clean and dry. Drink lots of water. Application of antibacterial/antifungal cream over the swollen area will help to some extent. Thanks.