Right.
Go and get yourself another Diflucan tablet (get Boots/Tesco's own brand as it's much cheaper). And buy some Canestan cream and the Canestan pessary. (I think they come in a multi pack together.
Take the tablet straight away, apply the cream straight away and insert the pessary tonight when you go to bed.
You should also get your DP to use the Canestan cream on himself, as it's really easy to keep passing it back and forwards to each other.
Don't have sex unless you're using a condom (although I guess you probably don't feel like it right now!)
You also need to go and get yourself some acidophilus - this is a probiotic. Go to a good healthfood store. It should be stored in the fridge, as it contains live bacteria. The antiobiotics have wiped out the good bacteria in your gut along with the ones that were causing your initial infection.
If you're constantly scratching (and it's likely that you're doing this at night/in your sleep) it's worth considering taking an antihistamine to dampen down the itching.
Don't take Yakult/Actimel instead - they are full of sugar.
Now you have to look at your diet. It's hard, but you need to avoid:
- anything fermented - alcohol, vinegar, soy sauce
- anything with sugar in it, which includes all fruit
- anything with yeast in it - bread, marmite, alcohol
- anything that's a fungus - mushrooms, Quorn, blue cheese
- white pasta/rice
You need to keep your diet simple - meat/fish/poultry with vegetables.
Don't eat leftovers - they can easily harbour mould spores.
Wear only cotton underwear. If you can afford to, replace your current underwear. If you can't, then boil wash everything.
Don't wear anything tight. If you can, go commando - let the air get at your bits!
A warm (not hot) bath is very soothing, and add some tea tree oil. No bath oils, soap or bubble bath.
You can try applying yoghurt, but if you do, make sure it's a live yoghurt.
When mine was at its worst, I used to wrap some ice cubes in a flannel and apply it - just to numb/cool everything down! (Not a great look if you have company, mind you!)
Good luck - it's a horrible condition. I suffered from it every month (it's related to your menstrual cycle) for several years.