• Vaginal discharge can be but is not always present
• Burning, irritation and itching in the vaginal area
• Painful urination and/or pain during intercourse
• Thick, grayish-white discharge is common and
• has the appearance of cottage cheese, although it can
• vary from watery to thick in consistency.

If a yeast infection is present in a male, most often there are no symptoms. Some men have, however, reported a transient rash and burning of the penis after intercourse when condoms were not used. These possible symptoms are usually short lived.

Most male partners of women with yeast infection do not experience any symptoms of the infection. A transient rash and burning sensation of the penis, however, have been reported after intercourse if condoms were not used. These symptoms are usually self-limiting.