You must have an in-person appointment to receive testing results. Yeast is an organism that is normally found in the vagina. Yeast overgrowth sometimes causes symptoms of itching and discharge which is often referred to as a yeast infection. There are medications that can be prescribed after a diagnosis is made after a pelvic exam. Occasionally yeast is transferred to a male through intercourse, but this is uncommon.
Uncircumcised men are more likely to acquire a genital yeast infection.
Yes, birth control information is offered through classes given by Women's Clinic RNs. Your are still protected as long as this only happens once during a cycle. You can take 2 pills together anytime, but it is best to take them as soon as you remember. Your protection is probably diminished so it is recommended that you use a back-up method of birth control until the end of your pill cycle. If you completely skip pill taking for 48 hours and 3 pills to be taken, do not try to catch up.