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300 Grove St.
San Francisco, CA 94102
Civic Center / Hayes Valley / Van Ness
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Jardiniere Details
Dining Style:
Fine Dining
(415) 861-5555
Hours of Operation:
Dinner reservations can be made Sun-Thurs: 5:00pm-9:00pm Fri and Sat: 5:00pm-10:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
French, Californian
Executive Chef:
Morgan Mueller
Dress Code:
Business Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Special Events & Promotions:
We are available for lunch or dinner receptions through our special events manager, Nicole Yasinsac. firstname.lastname@example.com
Getting there
Cross Street:
Franklin St.
Public Transit:
Civic Center BART, 21 Hayes, 49 Van Ness/Mission, 47 Van Ness, F Market
Parking Details:
Valet. $15 Cash Only.
A word from Jardiniere
Jardiniere, opened in 1997, is housed in a beautiful landmark building in San Francisco's chic Hayes Valley neighborhood. Highlights of the elegant setting include a gorgeous bar and stunning staircase. The highly refined and sensual food of Chef/Owner Traci Des Jardins is a celebration of Northern
California's best seasonal bounty prepared with classic French technique. The J Lounge features a full list of specialty cocktails and wines, and offers a variety of creative lounge food and small plates. Its proximity to the theaters makes it an excellent place to dine before or after a show.
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Diner Reviews
As above, Traci gone all the time
nowadays, so really bad & slow & weird & disjointed service. Waiter awkward & disappeared most of evening :("
Dined on 8/22/2014
Wonderful meal as usual, however
very disappointed they no longer accept the Passport dining card. We give this card as a gift to us clients and always tell them about Jardiniere being a supporter."
Dined on 8/22/2014
After an odd experience last week,
it was back to wonderful!"
Dined on 8/11/2014
Three courses with wine pairings
so we could try all their amazing food for $55. The cocktails were excellent as well."
Dined on 8/11/2014
Very enjoyable expereince. Staff
is very professional and caring"
Dined on 8/11/2014
Jardineire was our hands-down
choice for 20th anniversary romantic celebration. We ordered the Chief's Tasting Menu and relied on wine recommendations from our server. Every single course was a visual and culinary work of art and we could debate for days to determine our favorite. The wine was outstanding and matched the meal quite well. We appreciated the surprise tastes in between some of the courses. And, it was a very classy touch to comp us on dessert wine and also to inscribe our hazelnut mousse plates with an anniversary message in dark chocolate. The pacing of the meal was just perfect. We never felt rushed, yet the server ensured that all was served within the 2 hours we had available before theatre. I look forward to more!"
Dined on 8/8/2014
The restaurant is really a cozy
comfortable venue. and the food was very good with proper size proportions. Wine list very expensive. Just felt it was missing something. also felt bread on request is not proper (not sure if they charge for it-and would have felt embarrassed to say no we don't want great if there was a charge ( only wanted 1 small piece)- we waited over 20 minutes for the appetizer and just didn't want to drink up the expensive wine without food to go with it. so we were 2 people- 1 appetizer to share pedron pepper w/charred octopus-outstanding entree was the duck. and the lamb- both very good and again proper portion- so not sure why the waiter tried to persuade us to order a side of vegetablel with them -"
Dined on 8/7/2014
Dining at Jardiniere is a culinary
adventure. From the appetizer through the dessert, the incredible flavors of each dish are to be savored. We have dined here before but this was the first time I tried the Risotto. It was simply the best that I have ever tasted, which did not surprise me. The service, as always, was superb: attentive and graciously friendly without being overbearing. When we received a confirmation call regarding our reservation, my wife mentioned that we were celebrating our wedding anniversary. The shared desert plate we were served had "Happy Anniversary" inscribed very elegantly in chocolate. We simply love this place."
Dined on 8/6/2014
I've heard such a good things
about this place that I was expecting a fantastic restaurant. This place is clearly overrated. The food is ok, but not great and the price does not correspond to the qualitiy of the food (too high). I think there are much better restaurants in SF where you can enjoy great food and celebrate special occasions."
Dined on 8/4/2014
Our new go-to restaurant for
special occasions! Incredibly imaginative chef."
Dined on 8/4/2014
We love Jardiniere. We are
regulars. Everything is always lovely: the food, the service, the ambiance, etc. That is what makes the experience this Monday particularly strange. Twice, it took us almost 10 minutes of starring and waving just to catch the attention of one of the numerous servers swarming the floor. Most of the servers know us, some by name, and yet we could not have been more invisible. Ten minutes of focused effort to get more water. Ten more to get more wine. It really put a damper on a delicious meal. Still going back next week. We'll see how it goes."
Dined on 8/4/2014
I expected the food to be
excellent, and it was. It met all of my expectations. I had discussed a special menu for my grandson and I was very impressed that our waiter was aware of what was ordered and handled it perfectly. There was no, "Oh, I'll check with the kitchen," or anything like that. It was seamless and I am very appreciative of that. The dishes prepared for him were perfect. The wait staff were beyond excellent. I was very impressed. The ambiance lent itself for a very relaxed and comfortable evening."
Dined on 8/2/2014
Overall a superb high end dining
experience. Food was exceptional. Wine excellent, a bit pricey. Overall, an excellent restaurant for a special occasion"
Dined on 8/1/2014
Dined at Jardiniere prior to the
SF Symphony production of Beethoven's Fifth and more. In SF the fact that valet parking was the same price for the whole evening would have been enough of a draw, but combined with outstanding food, great service and a quiet place to eat dinner and converse made the evening memorable. The servers knew of our plans across the street at Davies and were spot on. The courses seemed perfectly timed and there was never any feeling of being rushed. Wine service was first rate, easy to see why Jennifer is the new wine director."
Dined on 8/1/2014
We found Jardinaire to be
delightful. Somewhat pricy but actually worth the money. The atmosphere was very relaxed, the staff very attentive, and the food excellent."
Dined on 8/1/2014
If you're going to the theatre or
just want to celebrate, Jardiniere is always a great spot."
Dined on 7/30/2014
I have often dined at Jardiniere
for their 3 course fixed price Monday dinners before other events at Civic Center. The Monday dinner this week was the best I have had. It was a winemaker dinner, featuring Mt. Beautiful wines. From the rabbit loin served with Sauvignon Blanc, to the port chop served with Pinot Noir followed by almond cake served with Pinot Gris-each course was heightened by the wine chosen. The wait staff at Jardiniere is always excellent, from the moment you are greeted at the door and seated, through dinner service. Attentive but not hovering. I look forward to my next Monday night meal at Jardiniere and looking for Mt Beautiful wines at a local wine shop."
Dined on 7/28/2014
Classic french restaurant, the
service is outstanding, waiters don't bother you too much, although they are always available when you need them. They can suggest very good wine that compliments the meal. The place is pricey, but it definitely worth it."
Dined on 7/26/2014
My wife and I encountered this
restaurant at a food event and decided to dine at the restaurant. We decided to go à la carte and our waiter was incredibly helpful in describing the dishes and briefly explaining the menu (the menu is simple, but the explanation really guided us in ordering). We shared the charcuterie plate, which was excellent and I chose to just have an entrée, while my wife had a small plate and a pasta. When they brought my wife's small plate, they provided me with a complimentary consommé, which was very good. When my entrée and my wife's pasta arrived, they were both prepared perfectly and were delicious. They were also excellent at suggesting a pairing of wine with the meal. I would highly recommend them."
Dined on 7/26/2014
We went here for a birthday dinner
and had a lovely experience. The staff was incredibly helpful and attentive very question was answered about the wine list and menu even before we asked on most items. In all the food was delicious, the wine list was extensive, and the service was fantastic."
Dined on 7/23/2014
Not what it used to be. Menu
options limited, small portions, but the setting is nice"
Dined on 7/23/2014
Kudos to the chef! Outstanding and
unique French cooking. We ordered appetizers, an octopus pasta (our favorite!) and a chicken entree with amazing frites, dessert. We shared everything and the restaurant split dishes for us. So we didn't over indulge, but came away very satisfied, and got to try many items. The service was excellent and unrushed. We had a romantic table for two overlooking the bar. For parking, to our surprise, the Valet cost $15, same as the garage next door, our car was waiting for us after the concert at Davies, and we drove off while the crowd was still pouring in to the garage to get their car."
Dined on 7/22/2014
This restaurant is right across
the street from the opera house and the S.F. SYMPHONY venues. Great food and a perfect place to go before the show"
Dined on 7/19/2014
Overall: You pay for it, but it's
well worth it. Jardiniere is formal, yet approachable. The real gem is the drinks and food. You are presented with a formidable number of wine and spirit choices. I did a scotch flight, but they can do a flight on any type of liquor you like. My wife had a glass of the Riesling, which was good enough for a refill request. In contrast, the food menu is simple and elegant. The a la carte choices are satisfying and delicious. I have yet to try the tasting menu, but honestly, it's only a bit more expensive than going a la carte, so we will try that next time."
Dined on 7/18/2014
We don't get to Jardiniere often;
we try to avoid it during opera season, since it is very crowded and noisy then. Here in mid-summer this time, and our waiter apparently thought we were a pair of pig farmers from Iowa.He launched into an explanation of the menu, which we halted about minute into it, but he kept showing his superior knowledge for the next 1 1/2 hours of dining, despite our attempts to shut him up. When we were leaving he smirked "Have a nice trip home." and I answered "We are home, but we're leaving soon for the opera season in Santa Fe." He looked stunned. This unacceptable in a great restaurant like Jadriniere. New Yorkers would eat him alive. I left him his 20% anyway (about $60 on a $250 tab for two, by the way)."
Dined on 7/15/2014
We went for the Monday prix fixe
menu. A fun experience. It gave us the chance to try a lot of new wines."
Dined on 7/14/2014
I've enjoyed many wonderful
pre-performance dinners at Jardiniere over the years so I hope this was just an off night. The problem with the overly salted entree was compounded by the inattentive waiter."
Dined on 7/13/2014
My husband and I had an incredible
meal! I can't believe I waited 11 years to dine at Jardiniere!!! Every course was fantastic!"
Dined on 7/12/2014
Delicious and creative menu
options. Outstanding service. Days later, I'm still thinking about our dinner and experience. Thank you."
Dined on 7/12/2014
I really wanted to have some
delicious food and I'm glad I chose Jardiniere. The bar staff was friendly and our main waiter knew everything about every dish. We both really enjoyed our plates, however, I know it's pricey there, but the portion size! What can I say, I like to eat and taste, I don't think a second plate of charcuterie should be needed to have enough in my mouth to taste the flavors :( But they are all about customer service, when one drink took a while to prepare, they brought a second one (different distillery) at no charge. A fully enjoyed meal here could easily be your entertainment for the night, if you have the bankroll!"
Dined on 7/10/2014
I take my clients to Jardiniere
and I'm always certain the food and service will be excellent"
Dined on 7/9/2014
A great pre-opera dinner at
Jardiniere. All courses were inventive, well prepared and delicious. Only glitch was that our server was slow to take a drink order, ended up taking our food order concurrently, and we were into the first course 5 or 10 minutes before my martini arrived. Not quite right for such a fine establishment, and we were not in a hurry to make the performance at all. Otherwise, very pleasant, as always."
Dined on 7/8/2014
We had it all, and all was great!
The highlight was the fresh made garganelli pasta with charred squid and peppers...one of the best things ever made! Bon bouche for dessert gave us a 2-bite taste of 10 delicious treats"
Dined on 7/8/2014
Very good welcome, great
association food-wine with an outstanding wine list, and good value for money with the three dishes menu on mondays! great experience in San Francisco!"
Dined on 7/7/2014
Always consistent. Love the
vegetarian pasta, excellently prepared; vegetables always al dente. Superb service!"
Dined on 7/5/2014
Overall great experience. Very
good menu and service."
Dined on 7/5/2014
Usually when we go out to dinner
at a "fancy" place, I'm constantly thinking about whether a restaurant is being pretentious (i.e. food not living up to the spin put out by the restaurant) or is just terrific. With Jardiniere, I stopped thinking about that one bite into the entree. Later, when desert came I was reduced to just "Wow"."
Dined on 7/5/2014
You step into the lovely dining
room with the staircase that leads you to the tables above. Seated around atrium/bar surrounded by bricks and windows with summer evening turning into night is festive as can be. Start with champagne and some oysters and seasonal starters & entree. Each prepared perfectly...coupled with impeccable service. They source some herbs and flowers from rooftop garden as well as the honey for the dessert. Wrapped up the meal with hot tea and couple spoons of my husband's dessert...perfectly timed before the start of the opera. Classic SF night out"
Dined on 7/5/2014
I remember eating here 15 years
ago. Once again the service and the food was outstanding. Upon entering, the hostess was warm and friendly. Then a gentleman led up upstairs to our table and welcomed us. I must say, Andrew was probably one of the best waiters I've experienced in a long time. He was warm, friendly, knowledgeable of all the dishes and professional at all levels! We had the artichoke for starters, the lamb and the duck for our entrees and the Chiboust for dessert. Every dish was simply mouth watering. The presentation was definitely a work of art! As we concluded the meal to get ready to see "Showboat", all of the staff that we crossed path with wished us a wonderful evening. What an experience!"
Dined on 7/1/2014
We have gone to Jardinaire on a
couple of occasions. Overall we find the food good but overpriced. The restaurant relies heavily on Opera, Symphony etc and yet the service is so slow, you nearly miss curtain. Our waiter was friendly but did not check in on us very often. The food was good but really nothing super special--and for what they charge it should be special. Some times we go to Jardinaire and it is outstanding. This most recent time was not as great. I don't know if our need to get to theater made the food not as good. I have noticed they have made the menu smaller again which leads to less options. The sommelier was helpful in wine choices and the wine was good. Overall we had a good time."
Dined on 7/1/2014
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Bacterial Vaginosis--or--embarrassing bad smell
Apr 27 2007, 07:04 AM
Post #3921
Posts: 87
Hey guys. Now I'm starting to take on some what of a cheesy odor down there. Or maybe it smells kind of like a sweaty gym sock or a mixture of both. Kind of salty smelling too... I really can't describe it. It's not STRONG. You can't smell it through my clothes, but I can smell it when I have no pants/undies on and my legs are spread. Anyone else experience this. I've read one article that says that a high cheese odor is usually predicitive of bv. :'( I think its back. But I still don't really see any discharge? Still dry. WTF?
Hello Morphia..
I can tell you this that when I have the bv smell it is crossed between a strong salmon/tuna like smell. Just an overall foul smell that tells me that it is not normal. You say that you have a cheesy odor, well I believe that if what you are smelling down there is not a normal smell to you as far as how you smell down there then it sounds like bv. This is what I do, I smell myself constantly and become aware of what my normal smell is and use that as a guide so when I think or feel bv coming on then I can differentiate on two smells one being normal and the other foul odor from bv. So just become aware of your normal smell. This is a process and getting to know your body and what works for your body. Yes, it is time consuming and as we all know at times can be down right unbearable and frustrating. Not an overnight resolution but for me any product that can give me some type of relief is a plus.. Keep on it and you will find what works..It may take some time but it will be worth it and if that product fails or stops working like for me(the metro-gel,flag,metro pills) then research and try another product until you get the desired relief... Hang in there Morphia..Dont give up
I will be around......
Apr 27 2007, 06:12 AM
Post #3922
Posts: 87
Hi all, well, I have been working with this for a while now... I have been using the yeast arrest during my period...but my period had just ended and I had run out of it. I went to dance class yesterday and when we were doing warm ups. I got a blast of smell...I was so embarrased, but instead of running out of class in tears, I stuck it out . As soon as I got home I started the aci-jel again and used an acidophilus suppository. I really had to be kind to myself and think positive...I am waiting for the flagyl by mail..it's taking FOREVER!! But I am trying to be patient, I hope it will work.. Just had to share with those who understand....thanks.
Hello sciongal..
Just hang in there.. I used the yeast arrest for 21 days straight and been off of it for a few days and so I am really really monitoring and smelling myself so when and if it comes back I will just get back on the yeast arrest and use it longer than the first time. I read where they say that it could take up to a full two months( of using it everyday twice a day) to get your ph in order. Like we all stated before we are all different so it may or may not work for us all. I too have the aci-jel but I really do not plan on using it until I go a second round with the yeast arrest which would mean using it for two months straight. I am glad to hear that you stuck it out and continued to stay positive. We all NEED to hear that...May I ask how long you have been using yeast arrest? I feel like since it states that we use it during our period after the initial
use that it would be like a preventative product not a cure but a way for us to get some type of relief for a bit.. I am also taking a form of acidophilus orally. I have been dealing with bv off and on for 10 years and so I believe because it has been a problem with me for so long it will just take longer to get relief but so far no smell no discharge... Hang in there ladies...
I will be around......
Apr 27 2007, 03:01 AM
Post #3923
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 139
Hey guys. Now I'm starting to take on some what of a cheesy odor down there. Or maybe it smells kind of like a sweaty gym sock or a mixture of both. Kind of salty smelling too... I really can't describe it. It's not STRONG. You can't smell it through my clothes, but I can smell it when I have no pants/undies on and my legs are spread. Anyone else experience this. I've read one article that says that a high cheese odor is usually predicitive of bv. :'( I think its back. But I still don't really see any discharge? Still dry. WTF?
Apr 26 2007, 07:46 PM
Post #3924
Posts: 39
Hi all, well, I have been working with this for a while now... I have been using the yeast arrest during my period...but my period had just ended and I had run out of it. I went to dance class yesterday and when we were doing warm ups. I got a blast of smell...I was so embarrased, but instead of running out of class in tears, I stuck it out . As soon as I got home I started the aci-jel again and used an acidophilus suppository. I really had to be kind to myself and think positive...I am waiting for the flagyl by mail..it's taking FOREVER!! But I am trying to be patient, I hope it will work.. Just had to share with those who understand....thanks.
Apr 26 2007, 07:30 PM
Post #3925
Posts: 87
Hello Ladies.. Just here to report that I have been off yeast arrest for two days and I have no smell or discharge . But like I stated before if it comes back before my period then I will start back using it and stay on it longer. By the way I used it for 21 days straight before stopping. I will be around..
I will be around......
Apr 26 2007, 02:45 PM
Post #3926
Posts: 94
I too get the cloudy something-or-other in the toilet when I go. I panic everytime I see it now, fearing that it's the first symptoms of BV returning. I would agree though that it's probably normal and just normal discharge.
Morphia, I really feel for you. I hope this gets better soon, but if it doesn't or until it does you found a wonderful support system on this board. We are all so lucky to have found eachother. Through our discussions and comparisons many of us have been able to find relief recently. I can only hope that you will be next. Were here for you!
As for me I'm still good! I haven't even used the aci-jel for a while. My period will start any day now, so as insurance I made some new boric acid capsules yesterday and just put one in. I think I'll use it through my period and go back to aci-jel everynight after.
To all those ladies that were talking about scented panyliners, douches, sprays etc. a week or so back - If it doesn't cause you problems than great, but that doesn't mean it wont. I've never read anything that advocates use of any of those products at all, with the exception of douching with the HP.
I know the smell is highly traumatic and embarassing, but do your best to stick it out and deal with it. I for one will be keeping my vag FAR FAR AWAY from perfumes, dyes and such potential irritants!!!
For those who are curious, all I do is wash myself with plain old water in the shower. My body wash has some contact externally I'm sure, but at the end of my shower I just rub some water around down there and make sure I'm good and rinsed. Works fine for me and now that I'm BV free I don't seem to have a smell at all, not even my discharge
Apr 26 2007, 01:14 AM
Post #3927
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 139
Apr 25 2007, 10:30 PM
Post #3928
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 146
I also wanted to add a question for all of you...Does anyone else notice a drop of white liquid in the toilet when you go pee? Everytime...EVERYTIME I go to the restroom, right as I'm finishing, a drop of something hits the water and I can see it dissipating through out. It looks as if someone has put a drop of chalky water in the toilet water. But when I look in my vagina with a mirror I see NOTHING. What is this? Where is it coming from? Anyone else experience this? I've had this for a looooooooong time now. Since before my first bv diagnosis. I hope its not a bv symptom. If it is...tell me true. Be honest. I can handle it. lol.
that happens to me too sometimes. i don't think it's anything to worry about, you always have a little bit of discharge even when everything is normal. it's normal to have healthy discharge. and you said you're dry so yours probably only comes out when you are using those muscles, when you pee you're pushing out so you're probably just pushing out the normal discharge. the same exact thing happens to me though, even when i don't have bv.
for your burning why don't you just try vagisil for the outside for now? just to hold you over till you get to the doctor. unless that's bad for you, i don't know. but vagisil has always worked for me when i absolutely couldn't handle the itching/burning. just make sure you don't get it inside your vagina.
Apr 25 2007, 10:24 PM
Post #3929
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 424
YES.....Morphia...I do get the same exact thing. My Fish smell is gone, however who knows what's going on WAY UP THERE. I pass it off to just discharge. I am starting to get the funky smell again. NOT FISH, just like a bad smell, so I'm going to use a Flagyl tonight, just to be on the safe side.
Apr 25 2007, 09:20 PM
Post #3930
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 139
Bubba, if you haven't had your bv free status confirmed by a doctor I would. My bv had/has no smell and had/has a thick white dishcarge. Go get a test done to be sure if you already haven't. About the Clindesse....I know that things have not been the same down there since either. I'm dry. Very dry... Also, some studies that I've read about Clindamycin say recurrences tend to happen after 4 weeks.
I also wanted to add a question for all of you...Does anyone else notice a drop of white liquid in the toilet when you go pee? Everytime...EVERYTIME I go to the restroom, right as I'm finishing, a drop of something hits the water and I can see it dissipating through out. It looks as if someone has put a drop of chalky water in the toilet water. But when I look in my vagina with a mirror I see NOTHING. What is this? Where is it coming from? Anyone else experience this? I've had this for a looooooooong time now. Since before my first bv diagnosis. I hope its not a bv symptom. If it is...tell me true. Be honest. I can handle it. lol.
Apr 25 2007, 08:54 PM
Post #3931
Posts: 4
I have a question.. about how long after using the one dosage Clindesse does the BV come back? It has been almost 7 weeks and I am still BV free.
However, I have been getting this thick gloopy (kind of like the slime kids play with) dischagre in like... HUGE globs. It has no smell or weird color... but is this normal?
Apr 25 2007, 08:16 PM
Post #3932
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 139
Well, I still have until Monday before I can see the doctor and the burning is only getting worse. And guess fucking what??!! I can feel my period coming on! Wooooohoooo! I may not be able to go on the 30th after all! I'm pretty sure this is another bv and yeast coinfection. Just in milder form. It doesn't burn near as bad as my last one but its still there and its still annoying. I'm still praying that this is just a yeast infection from the Clindesse, but I don't see myself being that lucky. Some of the lymph nodes in my groin are starting to hurt a little. I don't even know if I believe in God. I'm agnostic (not atheist-big difference) but I still pray that this is just an easy-to-cure yeasty and I need your prayers too. I'm also praying that he checks my hormones and that if I really do have a hormone problem, it will show up in the labs. These next 4 days are going to be the longest of my life! :'(
Apr 25 2007, 11:58 AM
Post #3933
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 146
hello. i haven't tried the yeast arrest yet. right now i feel fine. i finished the 3 day monistat for my yeast infection and i'm pretty sure that's gone. after that i used rephresh. that was the night before last night. i haven't had any discharge since then, a little odor but not bv oder just sweaty odor. so maybe the flagyl vaginally did work i just needed to clear everything out and give it a few weeks, who knows? i'm going to keep using the rephresh and see how that goes. of course i'll keep everyone updated.
hang in there, morphia. i've felt that way before too. like it's never going to go away so what's the point? but like everyone else is saying you just have to keep trying different things and see what keeps the bv away for you. it's not easy but it's definitely worth it. good luck. let us know what happens at the doctor.
Apr 24 2007, 06:42 AM
Post #3934
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 483
HELLO LADIES! I'm just checking in to see what is going on. How is everyone doing? Has anyone else tried the esroil? love ya all and stay strong. xoxoxoxox
Apr 23 2007, 06:22 PM
Post #3935
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 424
Morphia, I found this online:
Since not everyone gets the discharge, the easiest way for a woman to tell that she has a yeast infection is that she itches in and around her vagina. A lot. The itchiness may be accompanied by a burning sensation, and her vulvar area can be red and swollen. It may also burn or be generally painful for her to urinate, and sex may become painful as well. A good way to distinguish the burning on urination that is due to a yeast infection vs. a urinary tract infection is to pay close attention to exactly when the burning starts and stops. With yeast, the burning is due to acidic urine hitting the irritated skin of the vulva, so the burning starts when the urine reaches the outside. With urinary tract infection, the burning is felt as the urine passes down the tube on its way out.
So, how can a woman tell that she has a yeast infection? Most women associate a thick discharge that looks like cottage cheese with the Candida bug, although only about 20% experience it. If it is present, the discharge may either have a starchy odor to it, or perhaps none at all, and its color can vary from white to a more yellowish tinge.
While these are the general symptoms of a yeast infection, every woman may experience one differently. She may identify an infection by the smell and consistency of the discharge, which can be unique to her. However, certain symptoms definitely do not go along with a simple yeast infection, and they may indicate that something more serious is going on. For example, if she is feverish or is experiencing pelvic pain, these are definitely indications that she ought to see her doctor in order to receive a proper diagnosis and medical care.
OK...Now, for me, when I get a yeast infection, it starts with like you said, a "Twinge" feeling in there. THEN AN ITCH. And the itch is so bad, it makes you want to take a baby bottle cleaning brush and shove it up there and scratch the shit out of it!! lol. I also get burning, and alot of white discharge. If you look up there with a mirror, and you have yeast, you can usually see the "Cottage Cheese" like discharge up there, because it sticks to the walls of your vagina.
HOWEVER... I did have a friend years and years ago, that had a yeast infection so bad, she had to have surgery, literally, to get it out. This was before the days of oral antibiotics for yeast, and the monistat wasn't getting up there high enough to reach it.
Do you eat alot of bread?? You might want to invest in some really good yogurt that contains the bacterium Lactobacillus acidophilus.
EITHER WAY....Your doctor needs to take a closer look. Be very SPECIFIC about your pain. And as far as the Vaginal Dryness, I found this....
Vaginal dryness is often due to deficiency of the female hormone estrogen. Sometimes vaginal dryness is a result of skin conditions of the genital area. Often no specific cause of vaginal dryness can be identified. OR THIS...
http://www.cnn.com/HEALTH/library/DS/00550.html THIS IS GOOD INFORMATION!!
Good luck Sweety!!! We will all be here for you, even if we are hundreds of miles away!!
Apr 23 2007, 04:50 PM
Post #3936
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 139
Thanks so much for all of your caring and support. It means so much to me at such a hard time. I was wondering. What symptoms do you all have when you get yeast infections? Right now I'm just so dry. And honestly, today, I haven't really felt any "twinges" in there. Is it possible to have a yeast infection in which the symptoms only show up during/after sex? Anyway, I did a google search to see if vaginal dryness was a symptom and apparently it isn't. At least not a common one. But its hard for me to tell if I have an infection or not. As I said, I'm so dry right now that there's no way for a discharge of any kind to show itself.
Apr 23 2007, 07:42 AM
Post #3937
Posts: 94
For my first diagnosis ever with bv I was given a prescription for Clindesse and 2 Diflucan (take one then take the other 5 days later.) I'm thinking that it might be a yeast infection too.
Hi, Morphia: Hang in there, OK? Just a note on Diflucan...it can help prevent/treat SOME species of yeast (Candida) but not all species. You could very well still have a yeast infection caused by one of the more-resistant strains, like Candida glabrata or Candida tropicalis. Thats what I think happened to me, causing lots of burning & pain vaginally. Over-the-counter yeast infection treatments won't help with these species. What helped me was boric acid, even though I was afraid to add anything that was acidic to an already-burny vagina. But it didn't make the burning worse--it helped. Other things that can knock out the hard-to-treat species of yeast are tea tree oil suppositories, and the old-fashioned prescription drug Nystatin, in the vaginal suppository form. (The prescription vaginal cream Gynazole-1 is SUPPOSED to work, but I found it very irritating & most of it came out, even though it was supposed to be formulated to "adhere to the vaginal walls for 3 days.")
Take care & saying a prayer for you.
Apr 23 2007, 07:03 AM
Post #3938
Posts: 87
Bvgirl, I'm seriously so depressed that I've reached the point of being suicidal. I can't stop thinking about this. The fear that I may never be intimate without pain is enough to take my will to go on. I'm so afraid that I'll lose my bf to this and be alone the rest of my life because of this. I just don't want to live this way. And its not just during sex. I feel a twinge of discomfort at all times. Its as if its just there to haunt me and remind me of this hell. Plus I can't get in to see my doctor until the 30th (5 more days) when he does my colpo....I'm just so upset. I choke up at least every 30 minutes and I actually cry at least every couple of hours. I also don't know what's worse...having the smell and no pain, or just having the pain and no smell (which I have.) Its just that...after reading about women who have been battling this for 10 or more years and reading about the women who have damage from all the creams...I can't help but lose hope. I know this probably all seems so melodramatic to you all. And I'm sure it is. But I just can't shake these feelings of deep pain and fear. I feel as if someone has died...
Hello Morphia..
Sweetie, I have to say that it sounds like you are really strugglling with the emotional and physical effects of bv. Let me tell you seriously, that you are not alone although I truly understand that you feel alone and or like the only sufferer especially when you want to be intimate with your boyfriend. Believe us when we say we all know how insecure and overwhelmed with feeling dirty about the odor and discharge. If it were not for me coming across this board and all the nice people with their helpful comments, I would have been constantly pulling my hair out. This board represents many sufferers who have come together to help one another to get some relief whether it be emotional,informational and or just bonding. Take it from me and all the many people here, this is a process and it takes time to find the right product. I can say this that reading and asking questions will keep you informed on how to go about dealing with this bv. Are bodies are different and yes we may have to use a million products in order to find relief but so be it..right..I ask you to do this, try to relax, focus on the positive. That positive would be that you will eventually find something that will work for you. At the same time I really suggest you always follow up with your doctor and ask questions and let him know how very very much concerned you are with the pain and irritation and the bv. Sometimes (with me many times) doctors do not take time to actually ask you and inform you of all that can be done. You may have to be somewhat forceful to get what you want and need in order to have the relief. But like many of the cases here on this board we have taken matters into our own hands because of the lack of information doctors have regarding this bv. The more research you do and also reading what works well for someone may just work well for you too. Just do not give up. No need for you to come totally apart over this just focus on researching and finding relief.But seriously, anytime you have symptoms you say like now that are unbearable please see your doctor. While you are waiting to see him in 5 days just make it a point to set aside some time during the day to strictly find out what may work well for you.
For now, at least the smell as gone but since you are experiencing pain never ignor that. Let us know how it goes after your appointment until then just stay here on this board and continue to go online and also absorb all the information around you... Hang in there..
I will be around..
I will be around......
Apr 23 2007, 02:02 AM
Post #3939
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 139
Hey, Jewels. I just wanted to give you a little more info on me. This last time I was diagnosed with BV was the first time in my life. But I'm almost 100% sure I had an ongoing infection for over a year. I kept getting visual diagnoses of yeast because I had a thick white discharge and no odor...but the yeast treatments didn't work. Then I really did get a yeast infection (confirmed by wet mount). Took something for it and the symptoms subsided significantly save for the same old thick, white discharge and some mild intravaginal burning/burning on urination (same symptoms I'd been having for over a year). So the doc did another swab. The bv did not show up on a wet mount. It took a highly sensitive DNA test of some type to pick it up. For my first diagnosis ever with bv I was given a prescription for Clindesse and 2 Diflucan (take one then take the other 5 days later.) I'm thinking that it might be a yeast infection too. The only problem is, I'm so dry that I wouldn't know if I had a discharge or not. I look in there and I see dry vagina. I'm 21 by the way, but I suspect I might have a hormone problem regardless. I am not on the pill. Haven't been since I was 16 and even then that was short lived. I do know that my testosterone level is high but that's about it. He wouldn't test any other hormones. I'm going to beg him to this Friday.
Apr 23 2007, 12:57 AM
Post #3940
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 424
First and for most, you need to get off of everything you are on, and give your Vagina a break. With those of us who have been dealing with b.v. for years, that is the one thing we can all say is, you need to give each item you choose to use, a chance to do it's job. I too, have been in your place, and I feel for you. It wasn't until 2 months ago that I finally found some relief.
My advice....Don't use anything else, until you go and see your doctor. I have been dealing with B.V. for over 5yrs now, and I have never experienced the Pain you are talking about. So....Find out what the pain is first, before you use anything else!!
Second...Have you tried the Flagyl Vaginally yet?? If not DON'T!!! Wait until you go to the doctor, and find out what is going on. It sounds to me like you have a yeast infection from hell, that is causing problems way up there. I would first get treated for that, then wait a week, and then try the Flagyl Vaginally. DO NOT HAVE SEX, while doing this!!! As a precaution, I would buy a 3 day Monistat "Just in Case", being that Flagyl ORALLY, can give you a yeast infection.
Here is one thing, that I have read, OVER AND OVER again, and although I don't agree with it 100%, I have to face it.... Once you have B.V. like we do, there isn't a cure for it yet. The ONLY thing we can do, is find a SOLUTION. Stress #1, can make matters worse. So, clear your mind, and take control of this. B.V. can become "Reoccuring", which means, once you get it, you can't get rid of it. Therefore, you have to start a PREVENTATIVE routine, so that you can try to keep it at bay.
Here is what's worked for us...
1. Estroil - (Helps balance your hormones)
2. Yeast Arrest (But, can be irratating to the Vagina)
3. Boric Acid Vaginally
4. Flagyl Vaginally.
I don't know your age, so you might want to discuss with your doctor about your hormone level. I know that some women's vagina's can become irratated, and painfull, when there's hormone issues...atleast that's what my mom goes through and she's in her 60's.
HOWEVER....If you choose to use some of these remedies....REMEMBER...you MUST give each one a chance. Mixing and matching...will only cause you more problems!!!
GOOD LUCK!! And You will be in my thoughts today!!!
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I was only based in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) and in Can Tho City in the Mekong Delta.
Never saw anybody swimming in the Mekong but I am sure it is swimmable (water is quite clean).
While in HCMC I went to a seaside town called Vung Tau (about 1 hour from HCMC by hydrofoil ferry) and swimming in the ocean was pleasant.
If you mean organized open water swimming events I cannot advise as never saw any such events while there.
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Our choice for the most influential Jew in the world sky-rocketed from near
anonymity outside of Israel to being hailed by international media outlets as
"Israel's kingmaker," after he came close to garnering more seats in the Knesset
than Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu (#3) in the January election.
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Lapid has promised to focus more on education and welfare than on
defense and negotiations with the Palestinians, to recognize non-Orthodox rabbis
and to refuse to bend the budget to the needs of the ultra-Orthodox.
undeniable strength in dictating the makeup of the coalition sent the haredi
parties packing. He is not known or listened to yet by world leaders, but he is
pulling strings from behind the scenes and listening to the people.
is the right leader for the right time. He expresses the frustrations felt by
the majority of Israelis against big business and haredim and represents a new
polished Israeli face to show to the world. As finance minister he is starting
to put his promises into action, presenting plans to replace the government's
financial assistance to haredim with funds for working families and IDF
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Lapid, and one newspaper even recently compared him to Hitler, he is also a
bridge-builder, finding some allies among both the haredi and secular, and
forming bonds with Reform and Conservative Jews in the Diaspora, who welcome his
calls for equality.
His challenge will be to prevent a polarization of
Israeli society, reaching compromise with the ultra- Orthodox as opposed to
marginalizing them and having them feel further despised.
Time magazine
placed Lapid on its 100 Most Influential People list earlier this year,
explaining that the leader with "swagger" could change the Jewish state from the
inside out and dictate the country's direction for years to come.
"If the
word at large views Israel through its conflict with the Palestinians, Lapid
personifies the nation's determinedly inward focus," the article
Under the "torch lighter's" influence, Israel could light the way
to a very different future.
At No. 2 we placed Jack Lew, US secretary of
the Treasury, who may finally be able to help the United States pull itself out
of its financial woes. The challenges facing Lew, President Barack Obama's
former chief of staff, are daunting: IMF reform, a weak euro, a slow recovery at
home and an unprecedented budget crisis with a Congress unwilling or unable to
act. Last week, at a meeting of finance ministers and central bank governors
from around the world, Lew urged Congress to deal "right away" with extending
the debt ceiling, saying that the longer it is put off, the more damage it will
do to the economy. As Lew also uses his powerful pulpit to apply pressure on his
European counterparts to ease off on austerity measures, his influence will be
felt on a global level.
The remainder of the spots on our list were also
highly contested. Narrowing down the thousands of Jewish politicians, writers,
actors, musicians, businesspeople, artists and activists to a mere 50 inevitably
excludes many worthwhile candidates.
The Jerusalem Post's selection
committee, made up of four editors, took suggestions from reporters, editors and
members of the management and strove for diversity and balance, and to add as
many fresh names as possible.
Anat Hoffman, the chairwoman of the Women
of the Wall group, took No. 5 on our list, for successfully and forcefully
bringing the issue of women's rights to pray aloud, read Torah and wear ritual
garments at Judaism's holiest site to the forefront of the consciousness of
world Jewry.
Through her and the organization's efforts, a plan has been
put forward by Jewish Agency chairman Natan Sharansky (#24) to create a new area
for egalitarian prayer at the Kotel. This proposal raises the possibility of
drastically changing the face of the spot that millions of visitors flock to
from around the globe.
We also included style-setting women like Diane
von Fürstenberg (#31), media changemakers like BuzzFeed founder Ben Smith (#28),
chef and cookbook author Yotam Ottolenghi (#45), activists like Eve Ensler (#46)
and three professional sports commissioners (#50).
In some members of the
list – like US Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan (#12), and Defense Secretary
Moshe Ya'alon (#9) – we see great potential for influence given their status,
while in others, like AIPAC executive director Howard Kohr (#22), Religious
Action Center director Rabbi David Saperstein (#26), writer David Grossman (#36)
and filmmaker Steven Spielberg (#13), we see a proven record of incredible
political, social and cultural influence on the Jewish world and the world at
Mark Zuckerberg (#16) of Facebook and Sergey Brin (#6) of Google
are constantly changing how we use the Internet, while Scooter Braun (#24) and
Lena Dunham (#18) have a profound impact on pop culture and a generation just
coming of age.
Our list spans not only a variety of fields but also a
68-year age gap: from 21-year-old Yityish Aynaw (#39), Israel's first Ethiopian
Miss Israel, to 89-yearold Sumner Redstone (#21), the owner and chairman of CBS
and Viacom.
As we did last year, we recall some of the influential Jews
who died since last Shavuot, leaving behind an inspiring legacy, such as Pauline
Phillips, known to the world as "Dear Abby," and composer Marvin Hamlisch, who
is one of two people ever to win Emmy, Grammy, Tony, Oscar and Pulitzer
That list also remembers spiritual leaders who died in the last
year, including Rabbi Herschel Schachter, who helped liberate Buchenwald, Rabbi
Menachem Froman, the chief rabbi of Tekoa who advocated for dialogue with his
Palestinian neighbors, and Rabbi David Hartman, a pillar of liberal
We also look to the future, listing six very different
influential women who are leading the way in their respective fields and
inspiring many with their courage and innovation, whether in athletics (gymnast
Aly Raisman), education (Jerusalem Haredi College founder Adina Bar-Shalom) or
politics (Houda Ezra Nonoo, Bahraini ambassador to the US).
We hope our
list sparks debate about what it means to be influential.
The 50 most influential Jews in the world:
1-10 in-depth list
1. Yair Lapid2. Jack Lew3. Binyamin Netanyahu4. Shimon Peres5. Anat Hoffman 6. Sergey Brin7. Jon Stewart8. Sheryl Sandberg9. Moshe Ya'alon10. Debbie Wasserman Schultz
11-20 in-depth list
11. Eric Cantor12. Elena Kagan13. Steven Spielberg14. Jill Abramson15. Naftali Bennett 16. Mark Zuckerberg17. Michael Bloomberg18. Lena Dunham19. Moshe Kantor20. Ed Miliband
21-30 in-depth list
21. Sumner Redstone22. Scooter Braun 23. Elie Wiesel24. Howard Kohr25. Natan Sharansky26. David Saperstein27. Aharon Lichtenstein28. Ben Smith29. Michael Chabon 30. Sara Netanyahu
31-40 in-depth list
31. Diane von Fürstenberg32. Matthew Bronfman33. Ester Levanon34. Shari Arison35. Rakefet Russak-Aminoach36. David Grossman37. Ronald S. Lauder38. Bar Refaeli39. Yityish Aynaw40. Dror Moreh
41-50 in-depth list
41. Ruth Westheimer42. Michael D. Siegal43. Nir Barkat44. Yosef Abramowitz45. Yotam Ottolenghi46. Eve Ensler47. Idan Raichel48. Ephrat Levy-Lahad49. Efi Stenzler50. The commissioners of the NHL, NBA and MLB
We welcome your
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everyone loves sixteen stone and hates everything bush did after it, but i say that razorblade suitcase was their best work and the rest weren't as good. how can anyone hate razorblade suitcase? it appears to be a emotion-filled album about a marriage gone bad. sixteen stone was just corporate, commercial rock for the time it was released. razorblade suitcase is a great, serious album.
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When I first listened to this album, I was quite ashamed to say, "I wasted my money on this crap?" When I really like a band, I like to finish my collection of all their work. That's the main reason I bought 'Razorblade Suitcase.' The first time I listened to it, I knew I could've done without it. But when I gave it a chance and listened to it another couple of times, I fell in love with it. Bush can't top '6teen Stone' but this album comes pretty close to doing so. In order of greatness, here it is: 'Greedy Fly', 'Mouth', 'Swallowed', 'Communicator', 'Cold Contagious', 'Straight No Chaser', 'Bonedriven', 'Synapse', 'History'…Wish I could go on. The point is, it's all good.
I've been reading the reviews for this album, and alot of them disgust me. I have a feeling that alot of these people who rate bush's album with one star go home and listen to Smashmouth or Kid Rock, two of the biggest flunky's I can think of in today's popular music scene. Razorblade Suitcase is by far the best Bush cd. Sixteen Stone was also an awesome cd , but it lacked the rawness that the band displayed on their second album. Their music, especially on tracks such as Bonedriven and Straight No Chaser, has the amazing ability to convey the emotions that Gavin's feeling. I can understand why some people just don't get the music. It's because their shallow and simple minded, who would rather listen to a little ditty that everyones listening to then a song that was practically torn from the heart.
Ok. I've looked @ the other reviews (ah-umm, the bad ones) and I can see how a person might not like this CD. I almost returned it b/c, like one other reviewer said,the music kinda sounds the same (and I was let down by "mouth" @ first). But after listening to each one, I discovered that they're all different in their own ways. "Swallowed" "Greedy Fly" and "Mouth" are probably the most recognizable tracks on here. (Note:The version of "mouth" on this album ISN'T the one you hear on the radio & is on the American Werewolf In Paris SndTrk) "Synapse" "Bonedriven" "Straight No Chaser" are the 3 that are really good, even though they're not well-known.Try it; I wasn't really a hard-core Bush fan before.
For their sophomore effort "Razorblade Suitcase," Bush went into the studio with producer Steve Albini to replicate what Nirvana had done with "In Utero"– strip away the gloss and create a jagged, thorny, live-sounding record. (Not that Bush had that much gloss in the first place. Compared to "Sixteen Stone," "Nevermind" sounds like a Michael Jackson album.) They succeeded, resulting in a(nother) string of huge radio hits and one of my personal all-time favorite albums.
Albini's rough-edged production is a perfect fit for Bush. Drums are impossibly loud, guitars churn and scrape unpredictably, and Gavin Rossdale's voice floats crystal-clear above the rest of the mix. His songs are a blend of straight-ahead rockers and more intricate songs filled with twists and tangents. "Swallowed" and "Greedy Fly" have to be two of the weirdest, least straightforward hit singles in rock. Ballads "Straight No Chaser" and "Bonedriven" are like skewed, dissonant reflections of the bands' earlier signature hit "Glycerine." As the album progesses, the mood darkens, culminating in the austere "Communicator" and the menacing "Synapse," before closing with the more hopeful "Distant Voices" and a short reprise of "History." There's not a bad song to be found, all of the tracks building on "Sixteen Stone"'s strengths while simultaneously branching out into more obscure territory.
Bush took a lot of critical punishment for following in Nirvana's footsteps, and while the kinship is undeniable, it's also nothing new in rock music: Nirvana is indebted to the Pixies, who are indebted to the Jesus and Mary Chain, and so on. Bush's music stands on its own despite its influences, and "Razorblade Suitcase" is their crowning acheivement, an album that perfectly captures its era yet hasn't dulled with age.