Do yeast infections cause blisters?

There may be severe redness, swelling, and itching, leading to skin fissures or sores. read more

YES, yeast infections can indeed cause you to have little tears in the skin and labia area. The tears may start to itch before they 'develop' and then you have what looks to be a little fleshy cut. There is such a thing as chronic yeast infection on the external areas- ie: the labia/vulva area. read more

Yeast infection sores or blisters can occur as a complication of yeast infection on skin or genitals. This may be a result of a treatment that aggravated the skin issue, or due to lack of treatment. Yeast infection sores or blisters however, are not common. read more

The main difference is that the yeast infection blisters cause discomfort whereas herpes blisters cause pain. Vaginal yeast infections are caused by an organism called Candida albicans and symptoms include vaginal itching burning discharge and pain with urination. read more