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One additional reason to see your Dr with this is that even though it may very well be a yeast infection, it is common to have a combination of Bacterial Vaginosis and Yeast Infection together. If you treat the one without watching for the other then you could end up with a very painful infection as the other takes over unchecked.
A bladder infection isn't always painful to begin with. Mine always start out with some mild burning and irritation when I urinate.
Go ahead, see your Dr or gyno (I use a regular family practitioner), and get it over with. Knowing for sure what the problem is and treating it in the best way possible will be worth it. Also - there are so many different kinds of yeast medications and some are more potent and consequently more irritating. Seeing your Dr to direct you in the best way for you will be best.
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