Posted in What is candida, Yeast infection in men on 03. Dec, 2011
1. Can a yeast infection become permanent? Will I have to deal with this AGAIN? Yes, it can. Yes, you may have to face the foe again. Yeast infections often recur. Sorry about the bad news. Two pieces of good news, though: Around one in six people develop persistent yeast infections. You may be lucky. It is [...]
Posted in Yeast infection in men on 03. Dec, 2011
What can happen if you don’t treat your yeast infection? At best you will only keep on dealing with the itch But in a worst case scenario you can develop Balanitis xerotica obliterans and/or Phimosis and/or Paraphimosis Here is what they are, as explained in the prestigious Merck Manual of Medical Information “Balanitis xerotica obliterans (is [...]
Posted in Yeast infection in men on 03. Dec, 2011
Yeast in your gut serves your body well. However, if they overgrow this is how a yeast infection causes havoc in your body – unless you fight back 1. They’ll shoot out root-like structures called rhizoids. These ‘knives’ penetrate the intestinal walls and create holes in the walls of your gut. 2. Now the route is open [...]
Posted in Yeast infection in men on 03. Dec, 2011
When we talk about candida albicans we are actually talking aboutcandida overgrowth. The fact of the matter is that we all – men and ladies – have candida growing in our gut. They have to be there, they are part of our normal gut bacteria. However, sometimes they overgrow and multiply to an extent that they overthrow the balance in [...]
Posted in Female yeast infection, Prevention on 30. Nov, 2011
Antibiotics, by definition, are supposed to kill bacteria; in many situations, such as when you have a bacterial infection, that’s a good thing. But those antibiotics, while doing their job on one part of your body, can cause problems elsewhere: They could be destroying “good bacteria” in your vagina — bacteria that help to keep [...]
Posted in Cure a yeast infection, Yeast Infection Treatment on 30. Nov, 2011
Yeast naturally exists in different parts of the body, including the mouth, digestive tract, and genital area. A healthy immune system works to keep this yeast — the most common type beingCandida albicans — balanced. However, for many reasons, the environment in these areas of the body can change, allowing the yeast to multiply, which can [...]
Posted in Featured Content, Female yeast infection on 29. Nov, 2011
An oral yeast infection, or thrush, is caused by a type of fungus, or yeast, known as Candida albicans. Normally, Candida exists in the mouth in small numbers along with various kinds of good bacteria, with each type of organism keeping the other in check. An upset in this harmonious balance clears the way for [...]
Posted in Female yeast infection, Prevention on 29. Nov, 2011
Call your doctor immediately if you: Develop lower abdominal pain and a fever higher than 101°F (38.3°C) along with a vaginal discharge. This may indicate pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). Are pregnant and have symptoms of a vaginal infection or a urinary tract infection (UTI). Call your doctor for an appointment within 1 week if you: [...]
Posted in Female yeast infection, Prevention, Yeast Infection Treatment on 28. Nov, 2011
Yeast infections are a common problem, and if you experience chronic yeast infections, you’re certainly not alone. Yeast is a fungus we all have, all over our bodies. The amount of yeast, however, is usually kept in check by the body’s internal systems. The acidity of the vagina, for instance, can help stave off an overgrowth [...]
Posted in Prevention on 28. Nov, 2011
If you’re looking to prevent the discomfort of vaginal yeast infections, be careful about how you dress. You might wonder what clothes could possibly have to do with your efforts to prevent yeast infections; the answer is a lot. Everything from synthetic fabrics to tight jeans (even pure cotton jeans) to a wet bathing suit [...]
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