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Antibiotics and Yeast Infections
The leading cause of a yeast infection is the use
of antibiotics.
 These
drugs kill off bacteria that usually keep the yeast in check.
The yeast population then grows too quickly for your immune
system to control it. When this happens, yeast may then change
over to its infectious form and go on the attack.
Women quite often experience their first yeast infections after
taking a prescription for antibiotics, or after using soap containing
disinfectants. Other women have no problems with most antibiotics,
but may get yeast infections if they take specific types of
antibiotics, or if they are treated for an extended time for
chronic problems like acne.
Some condoms have a spermicide containing nonoxynol-9, which
has been shown to increase the incidence of yeast infections.
If you get a yeast infection after having sex using a condom,
check the package to see if it has an antibiotic or spermicide.
If it does, you might consider changing brands.
Our food supply is also full of antibiotics, because beef and
poultry are fed these drugs on a regular basis to keep them
healthy in crowded conditions. Some practitioners believe the
widespread use of antibiotics in both humans and animals is
the cause for both the recent increase in drug-resistant bacteria,
and the increased incidence of yeast infections.
If you have a child who gets yeast infections and there is
no obvious cause, you may want to switch to certified organic
beef, chicken and eggs. (“Free range” is not a regulated
term, and does not guarantee that the chicken or egg is antibiotic
free.)
The following list includes medications that have been shown
to trigger Candidiasis, but this list may not be complete:
| Rondomycin
Methacycline
Ceporex
Acne-sol powder
Alprostadil injection
Caverject injection
Edex injection
Muse injection
Ceftazidime |
Fortaz
Tazicef
Tazidime
Ceptaz
Ceftazim
Fortum
Tagal
Taloken
Waytrax |
|  Articles
on this site were written by Jonni Good, author of one of
the Web's most popular books on sugar
addiction.
A number of people have asked me for advice about natural
yeast infection remedies to use when nothing seems to work.
I read through many books and articles, and I recommend
Yeast
Infection Away by Crystal McBride. Her information
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