Introduction The thing to remember is that the signs below are also symptoms of other ailments, so it is recommended that you should always go to your doctor first.
A simple test will be able to confirm whether you have a yeast infection or not.
So what are the main signs you might have yeast infection? Go through the following lists and see if you recognize any of them in yourself.
The last list, "other signs" may be a surprise to you! Vaginal Yeast Infection Pain during intercourse Inability to have intercourse Inflammation / itching of vagina Vaginal odor White vaginal discharge Pain when urinating Menstrual pain Penile Yeast Infection Pain during intercourse Inability to have intercourse / impotence Head of penis is inflamed & can itch like crazy Red spots / blisters on the head Unusual discharge Pain when urinating Dry / cracked skin Signs of an Oral Yeast Infection White / yellowish raised spots on tongue and mucous membranes Pale pink spots on the lips (usually denture wearers) Throat pain and difficulty swallowing Slight uncomfortable / burning sensation in mouth and throat Bad breath Other Signs You Might Have Yeast Infection There are other signs you should look out for.
And these are symptoms I guess you would not have thought would be linked to yeast infection, but they can be.
These are just the main ones: acne, skin lesions, chronic rash, depression, mood swings, memory loss, fatigue, irritability, aching or swelling joints, etc.
Mainstream Treatment Treatment normally consists of creams applied locally to the infected area, and, sometimes pills taken with water.
For oral infections you are normally given pastilles to suck or a liquid medication that you 'swish' around your mouth and then swallow.
All these are available by prescription or over-the-counter.
These 'drug-based' remedies can be very effective at the start.
But of the 75% of women who will suffer a yeast infection at least once in their lifetime, very many women will suffer recurring yeast infections; yeast infections that go and keep coming back, making their lives absolutely miserable.
It is believed that one of the reasons this happens is because the treatment described above really only treats the 'symptoms' not the root cause of the infection, and, the root cause of the infection -- a fungus called Candida Albicans -- can build up a resistance to the drugs being used, so that the drugs eventually become ineffective.
Alternative Treatment Many people for very different reasons (e.
g.
being pregnant, bad side-effects from drugs, recurring yeast infections, etc.
) have turned to alternative remedies.
And, since the reason for looking at alternatives is to do with the negative aspects of mainstream drug-based treatments, they have sought out and found 'natural' remedies.
Thousands of people who used to suffer, as you are suffering right now, have at last discovered a natural approach that has completely cured them, and, now they are living their lives to the full again.
A simple test will be able to confirm whether you have a yeast infection or not.
So what are the main signs you might have yeast infection? Go through the following lists and see if you recognize any of them in yourself.
The last list, "other signs" may be a surprise to you! Vaginal Yeast Infection Pain during intercourse Inability to have intercourse Inflammation / itching of vagina Vaginal odor White vaginal discharge Pain when urinating Menstrual pain Penile Yeast Infection Pain during intercourse Inability to have intercourse / impotence Head of penis is inflamed & can itch like crazy Red spots / blisters on the head Unusual discharge Pain when urinating Dry / cracked skin Signs of an Oral Yeast Infection White / yellowish raised spots on tongue and mucous membranes Pale pink spots on the lips (usually denture wearers) Throat pain and difficulty swallowing Slight uncomfortable / burning sensation in mouth and throat Bad breath Other Signs You Might Have Yeast Infection There are other signs you should look out for.
And these are symptoms I guess you would not have thought would be linked to yeast infection, but they can be.
These are just the main ones: acne, skin lesions, chronic rash, depression, mood swings, memory loss, fatigue, irritability, aching or swelling joints, etc.
Mainstream Treatment Treatment normally consists of creams applied locally to the infected area, and, sometimes pills taken with water.
For oral infections you are normally given pastilles to suck or a liquid medication that you 'swish' around your mouth and then swallow.
All these are available by prescription or over-the-counter.
These 'drug-based' remedies can be very effective at the start.
But of the 75% of women who will suffer a yeast infection at least once in their lifetime, very many women will suffer recurring yeast infections; yeast infections that go and keep coming back, making their lives absolutely miserable.
It is believed that one of the reasons this happens is because the treatment described above really only treats the 'symptoms' not the root cause of the infection, and, the root cause of the infection -- a fungus called Candida Albicans -- can build up a resistance to the drugs being used, so that the drugs eventually become ineffective.
Alternative Treatment Many people for very different reasons (e.
g.
being pregnant, bad side-effects from drugs, recurring yeast infections, etc.
) have turned to alternative remedies.
And, since the reason for looking at alternatives is to do with the negative aspects of mainstream drug-based treatments, they have sought out and found 'natural' remedies.
Thousands of people who used to suffer, as you are suffering right now, have at last discovered a natural approach that has completely cured them, and, now they are living their lives to the full again.
SHARE
