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n. (context medicine English) Any infection by a fungus of the genus ''Candida''; candidiasis
Usage examples of "yeast infection".
She was never happy to see Rangers, and worse yet, she had a yeast infection and was running a low-grade fever.
Just a yeast infection, nothing at all in the ordinary scheme of things, but it had been enough to start the dominoes falling, and now.
Candidiasis was bad, but people can live with a recurrent yeast infection on their skin and, ah, other moist places, as long as its not injected into their bloodstream.
Foist she got a yeast infection, then a urinary, and then she got killed with that necklace he give her.
That gook hooker had infected him with some kind of exotic oriental yeast infection or something.
Another said that she had a raging yeast infection, which had been fed by the sugar in her urine.
No one had much to say about Mo, but I found out my archenemy, Joyce Barnhardt, had a drug-resistant yeast infection.