Comments on: How to cure a yeast infection? http://controlyeastnow.com/how-to-cure-a-yeast-infection-5.php/ Yeast Infections - Yeast Symptoms And Treatment Tue, 20 Dec 2011 00:01:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: George B. http://controlyeastnow.com/how-to-cure-a-yeast-infection-5.php/comment-page-1/#comment-12495 George B. Fri, 12 Feb 2010 20:36:09 +0000 http://controlyeastnow.com/how-to-cure-a-yeast-infection-5.php#comment-12495 In terms of cleaning the affected region, one should avoid using various products like douches and hygiene washes since these can easily irritate more the vaginal area. Also, keep in mind that antibiotics can aggravate yeast infection so it is recommended that one should not take any antibiotic pills when one has yeast infection. In fact, even taking a single antibiotic pill can worsen the infection. Also, it is best not to panic in situations that you think you have yeast infection. Sometimes the whitish discharge is just part of your menstrual cycle. The same goes with pain and discomfort. However, if you are feeling pain that seems to quite unusual, then consulting your doctor would be the best action you should take. Recurring infections should also be looked at by your doctor. If despite several medications, the infection keeps coming back bringing with it the other symptoms of the condition, then checking with your doctor is an absolute necessity. There may be some underlying conditions behind which you failed to notice or failed to consider. Diagnosing yeast infection should not be done by amateurs like you and me. Getting a right diagnosis is imperative to have a treatment schedule that would efficiently help you solve your existing problems. <a href="http://www.curing-yeastinfections.info/" rel="nofollow">More info</a> In terms of cleaning the affected region, one should avoid using various products like douches and hygiene washes since these can easily irritate more the vaginal area. Also, keep in mind that antibiotics can aggravate yeast infection so it is recommended that one should not take any antibiotic pills when one has yeast infection. In fact, even taking a single antibiotic pill can worsen the infection.

Also, it is best not to panic in situations that you think you have yeast infection. Sometimes the whitish discharge is just part of your menstrual cycle. The same goes with pain and discomfort. However, if you are feeling pain that seems to quite unusual, then consulting your doctor would be the best action you should take.

Recurring infections should also be looked at by your doctor. If despite several medications, the infection keeps coming back bringing with it the other symptoms of the condition, then checking with your doctor is an absolute necessity. There may be some underlying conditions behind which you failed to notice or failed to consider.

Diagnosing yeast infection should not be done by amateurs like you and me. Getting a right diagnosis is imperative to have a treatment schedule that would efficiently help you solve your existing problems.

More info

]]> By: kalamitouskirsten http://controlyeastnow.com/how-to-cure-a-yeast-infection-5.php/comment-page-1/#comment-12483 kalamitouskirsten Fri, 12 Feb 2010 19:14:50 +0000 http://controlyeastnow.com/how-to-cure-a-yeast-infection-5.php#comment-12483 As well as trying all the usual stuff like the diflucan and yoghurt etc...have you tried changing your diet? That's what a friend of mine had to do when she had the same problem as you. She left out as much dairy as possible and had to stop eating most fruit because the candida thrives on the sugar from it. Have a look at the site in the source box for a list of foods best avoided if you're having recurring 'yeast' issues. It's really quite interesting and hopefully it'll be helpful for you too! Here's a sample of what's on the site: The yeast infection diet calls for NO Fruits and fruit juices because of the sugar they contain except for: Green apples, berries, avocadoes, grapefruit, lemons, limes. NO Breaded Meats...All others ok . NO Egg substitutes...Eggs themselves are ok...organic is best since they contain the correct omega fatty acids ratio...with fertile if you can find them being the ideal. NO Margarine and butter substitutes. On the yeast infection diet, yogurt (especially made from goats or organic), cream cheese, sour cream made from real cream, unsweetened whipping cream, and butter are all ok. NO Potatoes and legumes on the yeast infection diet due to the high sugar starch content when digested (includes beans and peas). Fresh vegetables and freshly made vegetable juice ok. NO Coffee or tea (regular or decaf), NO Diet or regular sodas, Organic coffee or tea if you must in moderation. These are known foods which usually contain fungi in one form or another and when digested break down into simple sugars, which yeast, feeds on. There are also over 400 known fungi that can affect the health of the human body, so it is best to not introduce any of these other fungi into your body when fighting candida or yeast, give yourself the best chance you can. (One more handy tip I've learned is to iron your undies because the washing machine doesn't get rid of the yeast spores.) As well as trying all the usual stuff like the diflucan and yoghurt etc…have you tried changing your diet? That’s what a friend of mine had to do when she had the same problem as you. She left out as much dairy as possible and had to stop eating most fruit because the candida thrives on the sugar from it. Have a look at the site in the source box for a list of foods best avoided if you’re having recurring ‘yeast’ issues. It’s really quite interesting and hopefully it’ll be helpful for you too!

Here’s a sample of what’s on the site:

The yeast infection diet calls for NO Fruits and fruit juices because of the sugar they contain except for:
Green apples, berries, avocadoes, grapefruit, lemons, limes.

NO Breaded Meats…All others ok .

NO Egg substitutes…Eggs themselves are ok…organic is best since they contain the correct omega fatty acids ratio…with fertile if you can find them being the ideal.

NO Margarine and butter substitutes.

On the yeast infection diet, yogurt (especially made from goats or organic), cream cheese, sour cream made from real cream, unsweetened whipping cream, and butter are all ok.

NO Potatoes and legumes on the yeast infection diet due to the high sugar starch content when digested (includes beans and peas).

Fresh vegetables and freshly made vegetable juice ok.

NO Coffee or tea (regular or decaf), NO Diet or regular sodas, Organic coffee or tea if you must in moderation.

These are known foods which usually contain fungi in one form or another and when digested break down into simple sugars, which yeast, feeds on. There are also over 400 known fungi that can affect the health of the human body, so it is best to not introduce any of these other fungi into your body when fighting candida or yeast, give yourself the best chance you can.

(One more handy tip I’ve learned is to iron your undies because the washing machine doesn’t get rid of the yeast spores.)

]]> By: Kat G http://controlyeastnow.com/how-to-cure-a-yeast-infection-5.php/comment-page-1/#comment-12484 Kat G Fri, 12 Feb 2010 19:14:50 +0000 http://controlyeastnow.com/how-to-cure-a-yeast-infection-5.php#comment-12484 go to your obgyn, it could be something worse.. go to your obgyn, it could be something worse..

]]> By: Abigail F http://controlyeastnow.com/how-to-cure-a-yeast-infection-5.php/comment-page-1/#comment-12485 Abigail F Fri, 12 Feb 2010 19:14:50 +0000 http://controlyeastnow.com/how-to-cure-a-yeast-infection-5.php#comment-12485 If it is not clearing up with over the counter medications then you need to see a doctor. If it is not clearing up with over the counter medications then you need to see a doctor.

]]> By: misskitty http://controlyeastnow.com/how-to-cure-a-yeast-infection-5.php/comment-page-1/#comment-12486 misskitty Fri, 12 Feb 2010 19:14:50 +0000 http://controlyeastnow.com/how-to-cure-a-yeast-infection-5.php#comment-12486 Don't use a soap with the exfoliating beads, wear cotton under ware, no tight jeans, no perfumes, no douching, use the monistat 3 or get a prescription called in from your doctor or ask the pharmacists. Don’t use a soap with the exfoliating beads, wear cotton under ware, no tight jeans, no perfumes, no douching, use the monistat 3 or get a prescription called in from your doctor or ask the pharmacists.

]]> By: cyndi s http://controlyeastnow.com/how-to-cure-a-yeast-infection-5.php/comment-page-1/#comment-12487 cyndi s Fri, 12 Feb 2010 19:14:50 +0000 http://controlyeastnow.com/how-to-cure-a-yeast-infection-5.php#comment-12487 it could be a bacterial infection it could be a bacterial infection

]]> By: Erin S http://controlyeastnow.com/how-to-cure-a-yeast-infection-5.php/comment-page-1/#comment-12488 Erin S Fri, 12 Feb 2010 19:14:50 +0000 http://controlyeastnow.com/how-to-cure-a-yeast-infection-5.php#comment-12488 you absolutely need to see a doctor. This is why: Monistat might not clear anything up. Its purely a topical anti-fungal. Which simply means you put it where the infection is, and it kills what it touches. If you miss something, it can start right back up again. However, Diflucan is systemic. Which means that it goes into you blood stream and attacks ALL THE YEAST IN YOUR WHOLE BODY.. or at least thats what its suppost to do. Alot of doctors are a little bit hesitant on giving diflucan because your body has a natural balance with yeast on one side of the scale and bacteria on the other side. I would not take another anti fungal without talking to my doctor because if you get rid of ALL the yeast you will very likely get a bacterial infection. Thats why taking an antibiotic gives you yeast infections, because they are systemic and kill all the bacteria. lol.. good luck you absolutely need to see a doctor. This is why:
Monistat might not clear anything up. Its purely a topical anti-fungal. Which simply means you put it where the infection is, and it kills what it touches. If you miss something, it can start right back up again. However, Diflucan is systemic. Which means that it goes into you blood stream and attacks ALL THE YEAST IN YOUR WHOLE BODY.. or at least thats what its suppost to do. Alot of doctors are a little bit hesitant on giving diflucan because your body has a natural balance with yeast on one side of the scale and bacteria on the other side. I would not take another anti fungal without talking to my doctor because if you get rid of ALL the yeast you will very likely get a bacterial infection. Thats why taking an antibiotic gives you yeast infections, because they are systemic and kill all the bacteria. lol.. good luck

]]> By: angel http://controlyeastnow.com/how-to-cure-a-yeast-infection-5.php/comment-page-1/#comment-12489 angel Fri, 12 Feb 2010 19:14:50 +0000 http://controlyeastnow.com/how-to-cure-a-yeast-infection-5.php#comment-12489 if diflucan cannot clear it up,go back to your doctor and tell them.maybe they will give you something to help. good luck. if diflucan cannot clear it up,go back to your doctor and tell them.maybe they will give you something to help. good luck.

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