How do I get rid of a yeast infection without going to a doctor?
Friday, November 13th, 2009 at
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Call the DR.. and ask for an over the counter medicine, but you should get it checked out!!!!
you should post this on http://www.mymedworld.com, their members are experts at things like this
go to walmart, get AZO yeast. its a pill you take 3 times a day for when you have the infection, or once a day to prevent them. i take it whenever i get one, works great, have gotten all of my girlfriends to use it and they love it too. good luck
yes you definatley have a yeast infection.
you can purchase a product like vagasil,
its a product that cures yeast infection without
a prescription, but you should go to a doctor just
to make sure its not something more serious.
Yes that is def a yeast infection.
Use Canasten or Vagisil Combi Packs.. Has the inserts as well as the cream for the external. Use the 3 day one or even the week one.. That will do the trick
But it is always good to go to the dr anyway
I had eye surgery and was on anti- biotics. I too got a yeast infection and after research found they caused it. I have good ins. so went to the doctor and was able to clear it up. If this is the case with you and you get an RX for it…make sure you take the RX until it is gone.
Also wear cotton crotch underwear as anything else can cause the problem and or prolong healing. keep the area clean and DRY. after all it is a fungal infection
Oh, I also found that anything with a fragrance ie; perfumed lotion, fabric sheets or simply not rinsing all the soap off when bathing is a culprit.
The cottage cheese like discharge is called thrush, and is a common symptom of yeast infection. Getting rid of it involves getting to the bottom of the cause.
Candida Albicans, the fungal organism most commonly assosciated with yeast infection, is present in 90% of human beings. Well controlled by the body’s immune defenses, the yeast actually has beneficial properties. However, there are many reasons that the body’s defenses might weaken, or that the candida multiplies at such a rapid rate that it overruns the body’s defenses. Some of the reasons include: antibiotics, hormonal changes, diabetes, diet cancer treatments and so on.
What have you changed recently? Answering this question might help you get to the bottom of what caused the yeast infection in the first place, and lead you to a natural cure.