Published by Jennifer on Dec 31st, 2007 in Intestinal yeast infections with No Comments
Signs of yeast in your body will vary from person to person. The reason for this is once the toxins from the yeast enter your bloodstream they can start attacking any part of your body.
Early signs of yeast in your body
Early signs of yeast in your body are usually digestive problems. Indigestion, gas and bloating […]
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Published by Jennifer on Dec 28th, 2007 in Intestinal yeast infections with No Comments
Can a yeast infection cause flu like symptoms? This is a question regularly asked by someone who is suffering from an intestinal yeast infection as well as a vaginal yeast infection. The reasons for the flu like symptoms are explained below.
Intestinal yeast infections
Once part of your health has been compromised a yeast infection can and […]
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Published by Jennifer on Dec 27th, 2007 in Antibiotics with No Comments
Why do antibiotics give you a yeast infection? There is a combination of three major reasons why antibiotics are now the biggest cause of yeast infections which are explained below.
Your intestinal flora
Your body has a natural intestinal flora that is controlled by friendly bacteria. This beneficial bacteria is continually at work keeping the infection […]
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Published by Jennifer on Dec 22nd, 2007 in Diflucan with No Comments
The statement ( or in some cases a cry in desperation ), Diflucan is not working on my yeast infection is more popular than your would think. There are a couple of reasons why so many women don’t get any results from an oral anti fungal like this one.
Fluconazole
Fluconazole is the active anti fungal […]
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Published by Jennifer on Dec 22nd, 2007 in natural yeast infection cure with No Comments
Can a yeast infection clear up on its own? The simple answer to this is no, and the reasons why are explained below.
What is a yeast infection
A yeast infection is caused by the Candida Albicans yeast that lives harmlessly inside all of us. It’s only when this yeast is allowed to mutate into it’s […]
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Published by Jennifer on Dec 21st, 2007 in Diflucan with No Comments
Can I use Monistat and Diflucan? This is a question getting more regularly asked by women who are struggling to cure their yeast infections properly at the first, second, third or forth attempt. For some women the attempts go on for a long time, and yet they still try and cure themselves with the same […]
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Published by Jennifer on Dec 20th, 2007 in Ringworm with No Comments
Can yeast infections cause ringworm? This is a question commonly asked by yeast infection sufferers who are unfortunate enough to go on and start suffering from ringworm as well.
The short answer to this question is, no, yeast infections don’t cause ringworm, but there could be a reason you’re now suffering from both infections. This is […]
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Published by Jennifer on Dec 19th, 2007 in Monistat with No Comments
Why does Monistat burn? Monistat will burn you when you’re suffering from one of it’s few side effects which is vaginal burning.
What makes Monistat burn
Monistat is an anti fungal yeast infection treatment that contains the active ingredient miconazole. Miconazole is the part of the anti fungal cream that you will be allergic to if […]
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Published by Jennifer on Dec 18th, 2007 in Chronic yeast infections with No Comments
Chronic yeast infections are now causing problems for 5% of women worldwide. If you’re suffering from recurrent yeast infections I can guarantee you’re not alone in your misery. The good news is there is a definite cause of your chronic yeast infections, and once you have discovered this you can successfully cure yourself naturally.
Over the […]
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Published by Jennifer on Dec 16th, 2007 in Diflucan with No Comments
How long does diflucan take to cure a yeast infection? This is a question that is asked quite often, and is asked by women who are about to take this anti fungal drug, or by women who have taken it and still have their yeast infection.
What is Diflucan
Diflucan is an anti fungal drug that has […]
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