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Can having a yeast infection show sugar in your urine exam?

I went in for a yrly exam and it showed sugar in my urine. I currently have a yeast infection. Or could it be that I have diabetes???

Yeast love sugar (it’s a good growing environment). Diabetics often have sugar in their urine and are therefore at increased risk for getting yeast infections. You need to have some tests done to determine if you have diabetes. It is very important not to ignore this & to get started on the appropriate treatment if necessary.

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Yeast infection?

This may sound crazy ( I think so) but my mother’s dog groomer told her that her dog has a skin yeast infection and suggested she buy an atheletes foot spray and put it on her dog? Has anyone on here ever heard of such a thing before? Her dog is a cockapoo mix and has been scratching a lot so she is trying anything she can to help the dog. I myself told her not to do every thing everyone tells her. Do you think this could harm the dog? By the way, the dog doesn’t have fleas.
Goldega… She has taken the dog to the vet, got an allergy shot,then special shampoo,the changed the dog food to Natural Balance. My mother is elderly so the scratching is getting on her nerves plus she is at her witts end trying to help the poor dog. Thank you too everyone for any help.

I have heard of this before. But it is usually caused by the area staying wet all the time. If your dog has been scratching constantly, then she may be allergic to fleas. Fleas will only stay on an animal long enough to feed, then they’ll jump off. So that dog may have been bitten by a flea and caused it to scratch until it’s raw. Now, it’s also very possible that the dog could have developed a secondary skin infection, from all the intense scratching. If this is true, then the dog will need antibiotics. The best thing to do is to bring it to a vet, and then it can be determined exactly what’s going on. If the dog continues to scratch, that area will only intensify in its inflammation and won’t heal by itself. Think about this. Best of luck to you.

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