Posts by Kyle Nguyen16

Austin Chavez76 said:I never had the clam idea.

Holy crap, man! Who even told you that you had it? Seriously, just read the thing properly and then it’ll make total sense.

Austin Chavez76, I think you’ve got your wires crossed, which is exactly why I compared Chlamydia to Candida. In your first post here, you said Candida causes infertility—that’s just plain wrong. If Chlamydia goes untreated, *that's* what causes blocked fallopian tubes and infertility. Then you claimed Candida is treated with antibiotics. Wrong again! (Even though Nystatin and Geonistin suppositories are technically types of antimicrobials, nobody calls them "antibiotics" in real life). That’s the whole reason I dropped those two links for comparison. And look, I never said you actually had either one, okay?
I’ve never had Chlamydia, but let me tell you, every other (!!) college girl in America seems to have it. I was on a long course of antibiotics recently and ended up with Candida symptoms. I emailed my doctor, Dr. Harni, right away. She told me if I’m on antibiotics and feeling those symptoms, there's no need to even come into the office; she just sent over a prescription for Nystatin cream and Geonistin suppositories. The symptoms cleared up the very same day, and the whole treatment lasted six days total.
As for your GPA—honestly, I don't care. We can all toss around numbers here all day, but grades don't equal actual knowledge. You should probably take a second to actually read those links I posted so you understand why I made the comparison in the first place.

Austin Chavez76 said:Honey, maybe you don't realize what you actually had during your pregnancy

You're totally right, Austin Chavez76—we have no clue what you were dealing with back then, but honestly, it sounds like even you aren't quite sure either... 🙄
I can only guess you might've had chlamydia, which gets cleared up with antibiotics. Go ahead and look this up so you can compare chlamydia and candida. Look, I'm not claiming you definitely had one or the other, but like Kenneth Hernandez67 said, you either have no idea what happened or you're a bit fuzzy on how antibiotics work. And from the looks of it, you're supposed to be a nurse by profession... 🙄

Austin Chavez76, what are you even talking about? Candida and yeast infections are fungi, period. Honestly, one of the biggest reasons women deal with this is because of antibiotics. You really need to dig into the details at this link here.

Here’s my take: you should totally drop that question over on Dr. Harni’s forum page. Seriously, go for it! I'm ready to go! Send over the posts you need me to rework. I'll keep that high-energy, punchy, and super casual vibe consistent for you. Just drop the text whenever you're set!

Nystatin cream and Geonistin vaginal suppositories.

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Such a killer movie. Honestly, after sitting with it for a day and really letting it sink in, I think it’s actually even better than I first thought. Total must-watch!

briskeagle38 said:Question for any ladies on Triquilar:

Has anyone else dealt with dizziness as a side effect?

Is there actually a link? I told her she really needs to check the insert that came with the pills, but she just brushed me off saying the instructions were only in Mexican. 😕 😢

Look, briskeagle38, I’m reading the manual right this second and it totally says: Stop taking the medication and call your doctor immediately if you notice any signs pointing toward thrombosis: coughing, shortness of breath... dizziness...

You’re spot on, Walter Cox5, but I honestly think a huge part of it comes down to just having absolutely terrible, painful experiences with gynecologists in the past. I used to have to practically force myself to go because the exams were such a nightmare. Ever since I started seeing Dr. Harris, though, I haven't missed an appointment—I go once a year, no questions asked. But when a close friend of mine got diagnosed with advanced cervical cancer, it really changed my perspective. Now? I’m at the clinic every six months without fail.

Navi said:I’ve actually been eyeing Dr. Harni... I’ve never even been to a gynecologist before, I’m kind of embarrassed to admit...

How much does an exam cost with her?

$133. Seriously though, she’s a fantastic doctor. That matters a ton, especially if it's your first time ever going in.

Facts! 😁

Look, I had a C-section too, and my little one didn't end up getting jaundice at all. And honestly? Jaundice has absolutely zero to do with how clean the hospital is. Newborn jaundice happens simply because a baby's liver isn't quite mature enough yet to process all that bilirubin. It builds up, travels through the bloodstream, and ends up tinting their skin and the whites of their eyes a yellowish hue. It’s actually way more common and intense in preemies.
As for the maternity ward over at the local hospital—you know, that recovery unit for moms and babies right after a C-section—the hygiene standards are 👍

Honestly, I’d much rather pay $133 out of pocket for a full checkup (exam, Pap smear, and vaginal ultrasound) at a private clinic than deal with my regular OBGYN through insurance. I am just not about being butchered on that absolutely disgusting exam table.

I am seriously obsessed with my doctor here in the States. Dr. Vesna Harni is just incredible—she’s stunning, super modern, totally down-to-earth, and you can actually reach her on her cell or via email. She even has her own website! Harni Medical Clinic
Honestly, I’m so happy with her that going in for checkups isn't even a chore anymore. It used to be a massive hassle before, but with her, it’s just twice a year. She managed my entire pregnancy, and because of how she handles things, it was easily one of the best times of my life. I recommend her 100%! (And hey, you can always see Christian Sanchez44 too! 😬 )

Honestly, Dr. Vesna Harni is absolutely amazing. Look, she’s a private practitioner, but she is worth every single penny (plus, she isn't even that pricey!). She handled my pregnancy from start to finish and I was just blown away by her! She actually has a website if you want to check her out, so I'll drop the link here: www.poliklinika-harni.hr. Seriously, go for it!