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Will Yeast Infections Stop Me from Using Tampons?

by Linda Allen

If I have yeast infection can I still use tampons? My customers often ask me this. Although there is variation amongst specialists who comment on this problem, there is also a lot of information indicating a negative link between this problem and the use of tampons. In some articles in popular medical journals , tampons were even blamed as the cause of yeast infections.

It is important to know about Candida as the microscopic organisms that live naturally in the human body and which are kept in check by beneficial probiotics. This system helps to digest food and defend our bodies against other bacteria, viruses and such parasites. Tampons do not cause yeast infection as might be suggested. The cause is what is called candidiasis or candida infection and it is the candida microbe which multiplies without limit. In certain circumstances including pregnancy, diabetes, use of antibiotics and other conditions that attack the immune system, Candida takes the chance to multiply. It then invades the blood circulation, circulating to different areas of the body, and provoking the candidiasis symptoms.

Tampons can contribute however to conditions for candidiasis if they are scented. Other hygiene products that are scented such as soaps, hygiene sprays and so on can also have a negative effect. They are not the only factor as candida is a complex subject but the reasons can include the following:

1. It is known that scented tampons are allergens. When this is combined with a weak immune system then it leaves the door open for Candida overgrowth.

2. Healthy human bodies have a correct ratio of acid to alkaline. This is the balance between positively charged ions that form acids and negatively charged ions that form alkalis. But when this balance is disturbed. , numerous health difficulties can follow. An example is the way that candida then over grows in such an extra acidic environment. Toiletries that are scented will affect the PH of the vagina, to make it more acidic and to increase the chances for women to be afflicted by candidiasis.

It is for these reasons, that soaps and products such as tampons, pants, panty liners, sentry plants or toilet paper should always be chosen as unscented, organic where possible and at least hypoallergenic where available.

Remember that it is not enough to prevent or cure yeast infection to just avoid the other kinds of tampons or toiletries. It is necessary to find natural alternatives to these toiletries which might cause allergies but this is only a minor element of the full holistic treatment.

A comprehensive all-natural holistic agenda is the only real solution to curing the inner and outer problems of the yeast infection and for permanently eradicating Candida. Did you hear the news? Your candida infection which might be causing you pain and distress can now be permanently treated with a holistic all-natural treatment.

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