Can men get yeast infection without sex?

The term "yeast infection" generally refers to a vaginal infection caused by the yeast Candida albicans, though yeast infections, or candidiasis, can affect other areas of the body. ... But candidal balanitis isn't considered a sexually transmitted disease because men can get the infection without having sex. read more

Yes, men can get yeast infections, too, which can lead to a condition known as balanitis — inflammation of the head of the penis. Yeast infections in men are common because the fungus that causes yeast infections (candida) is normally present on skin, especially moist skin. read more

But if too much of it grows in one place, you get a yeast infection. You could get this inside your mouth (doctors call this oral thrush) or as a skin infection. Men can also get a yeast infection on the tip of their penis. This leads to an inflammation called balanitis. read more

Yes men can have yeast infection because the condition is not only transmitted through sexual activities. Candida fungus, which causes yeast infection can be present on the penis without causing any issues until its population increases. read more

Men can also get a yeast infection on the tip of their penis. This leads to an inflammation called balanitis. It’s more common in men who aren’t circumcised and have a foreskin that’s still intact. read more