Talk to your doctor about your medications. If you suffer from frequent yeast infections,
one of your medications may be to blame. A recent course of antibiotics is a common
cause of yeast infections because it kills both the good and bad vaginal bacteria. Birth
control or steroids could be another factor.
Never keep work out clothes on any longer than is necessary, especially if you are
susceptible to frequent yeast infections! Yeast loves heat and moisture, and if you
remain in sweaty work out clothes, you're setting yourself up. No matter where you
exercise, always have a fresh and dry set of clothes to change into.
If you are prone to yeast infections, be especially careful during sexual intercourse.
Take care to avoid any positions that could cause the transfer of yeast or rectal bacteria
to your vaginal area. Also, after sexual intercourse, urinate to try to flush any harmful
bacteria out of your system.
Thrush is a yeast infection of the mouth that commonly occurs in babies and young
children. If your child has this kind of herpesyl yeast infection, it is important that he
or she swish Nystatin, an antifungal agent, around their mouth. These can usually be
found in most pharmacies or can be prescribed your a doctor.
Apple cider vinegar can be very effective at combating the infection on your body. Mix
the apple cider vinegar with water and apply to the affected area. Because the vinegar
is so concentrated, diluting it before application is crucial. If you have a lot of itching,
add garlic for more comfort.
Try using tea tree oil. Tea tree oil can sometimes offer you instant relief from your yeast
infection. Only use a tiny amount. Be careful when applying it. Some people do find that
it burns. It would be a good idea to speak to a doctor before trying this yourself.
Yeast infections are not uncommon. They plaque many, and they often reoccur. With
some solid advice, it is possible to combat the troublesome symptoms of a yeast