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Dealing With Yeast Infections “The Natural Way”
November 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment
In order to make sure you do not infect your sexual partner/partners it is important to understand that a yeast infection is contagious to both genders. Any symptoms you may have such as itching, soreness and pustules should be identified immediately and treatment should be begun. However sadly many medications and drugs that are prescribed today only treat the symptoms of a yeast infection, not the infection itself. This article offers you an alternative that works; natural cures. There is no need to be irritable, moody or embarrassed. Below are ideas on treatment and perhaps more importantly prevention.
If you need to treat an existing infection one method is a bath with apple cider vinegar added to the water. Keep your water free of bubbles or salts. Use a large amount of the apple cider vinegar added as the water is running so it is well mixed. Lay in the bath and let yourself soak for at least 10 minutes. Do not worry about it lingering on your skin, just have a shower to wash away any residue using a non-medicated soap.
Everyone has heard of probiotics nowadays and these are also important in the fight against yeast infections. Drink probiotic drinks such as yogurts or honey tea. Probiotics keep the pH in our bodies balanced, which then ensure the candida albicans do not become infectious which is what can lead to yeast infections.
Honey can also be used directly on the infection itself. Use a big scoop of honey and rub it over the infected area. Sounds strange but honey has wonderful healing properties and in this instance it will get helpful bacteria growing there which will control the yeast.
A final piece of advice if you wish to avoid yeast infections (and who doesn’t!) Control your diet; keep it balanced especially looking at sugars and carbohydrates. They can cause imbalances that lead to mouth and vaginal yeast infections, if eaten too much.
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