Is there a Doctor or Nurse in the house cuz I need some help?

Can you please help me get rid of a yeast infection that I keep having that has been going on since 2004 when I had a major back surgery. I have been to my Gyn and tried all sorts of things to get rid of the yeast. I wouldn't even know that I have one except for the odor and discharge. I don't have any itching or burning because when they messed with my spine it made everything numb. I have tried pills, creams, douches, herbs, homopathy meds, you name it , I've tried it and I still have a yeast infection. Could it be that my ph got of balance from the surgery? How would I go about fixing that?
Although I don't itch, this is driving me nuts. And my husband and I are just passing it back and forth. And Yes, my husband has been treated by all the meds also! Any help would be greatly apperciated!

Give up eating foods with sugar and yeast in them.You will be surprised how much better you will feel and those infections will clear up.

You should also be checked for diabetes. Yeast infections can be a symptom of diabetes.

By the way, don't use any meds , herbal concoctions without running it past your doctor.

It is possible that your ph is out of balance. Talk to your doctor about it and see what they can do to test for something like that. I'm actually surprised they haven't tried that already.

Also, eat yogurt. At least one serving per day. Yogurt has a bacteria in it that help with the ph balance of your vagina as well as restoring the good bacteria that your vagina needs in order to maintain health.

And stop douching. Douching itself gets rid of the good bacteria and actually helps CREATE yeast infections.

I had yeast infections for over 6 months nothing helped until I did this.....
1) Reduce your sugar/carb intake
2) Stop taking birth control pills
3) purchase some empty capsules and some boric acid--(yes it's rat poison). Fill the capsule with boric acid and insert them in your vagina. It works! Look it up on the internet.

it's difficult for me to believe you're having a continued yeast infection. of course i'm not there to look at what you have or test you, but perhaps you don't have yeast. and back surgery wouldn't have caused you to get a yeast infection. maybe you have BV. see a gyne and get yourself tested, treartment is easy and you'll be cleared up in a week.