Yeast infection is really a bothersome condition since it is very irritating and itchy, although the discharges have no foul odor but the fact that there are discharges makes it very disturbing. Good thing that acute or and mild yeast infection can be managed at home. Since Candida albicans, the agent that causes the infection [...]
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Yeast Infection Cure
September 6, 2011Vaginal Yeast Infection
August 20, 2011A yeast infection is an infection that is caused by the agent Candida albicans this organism is a fungi that can be found normally in a woman’s vagina also known as the normal flora or normal resident organism. There are just certain conditions that will make it increase wildly to an undesirable numbers that will [...]
Yeast Infection Causes
August 15, 2011The very important reason why you need to familiarize yourself with the yeast infection causes is for you to be able to recognize its symptoms right away and treat it as early as you can with just over the counter treatments before the infection becomes worse and you needed stronger drugs just to stop it [...]
Yeast Infection
June 25, 2011When you start to notice an unusual discharge in your underwear coupled with a really itchy feeling in your vaginal area, those are strong signs of yeast infection. Other common symptoms of this infection are: soreness, swelling, and redness of vulva; a strong yeasty odor; rashes and dryness in the vaginal area; and pain during [...]
Intestinal Yeast Infection
June 10, 2011Candida Albicans is the fungus responsible in creating yeast infections. Its overgrowth is what triggers the infection to develop. Although it commonly develops in the mouth and on the genitals, it’s not impossible to have one in the intestines either. An intestinal infection comes with a lot of symptoms and they include the following: Intestinal [...]
Yeast and How it Causes Vaginal Infection
April 1, 2011Scientifically, yeast is referred to as Candida. The particular type of fungus that is mostly responsible for vaginal yeast infection is called Candida Albicans. We normally carry yeast on areas of our body that have constant moisture like our mouth and vagina. Vaginal yeast infection is one type of vaginitis, which is defined as a [...]