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Common Symptoms of Vaginal Yeast Infections
The symptoms of vaginal yeast infections
are “nonspecific.”
 This
means that it is not possible to use the symptoms alone to make
a diagnosis, because all these symptoms can also be caused by
other organisms.
The most common symptoms of a vaginal yeast infection (yeast
vaginitis) are:
- Itching and burning in the vagina and vulva.
- Soreness, swelling and pain around the vulva.
- Pain during intercourse or urination.
- Vaginal discharge. This discharge is not always present,
but if there is a discharge it will be odorless or smell like
baker’s yeast, and usually has a whitish, thick appearance.
It seems as though these symptoms are pretty obvious, so many
women self-diagnose their own infections and purchase antifungal
medication at their drugstore. Unfortunately, studies have shown
that as much as two-thirds of the non-prescription medications
for yeast infections are being used by women who don’t
have yeast infections.
Treating yourself with antifungal medication when you
don’t have a yeast infection can be harmful for two important
reasons:
- The most obvious reason is that the microbe
or parasite that you really have won’t be cured by an
antifungal medication, and it could get worse if it isn’t
treated. The symptoms of microbial infections can disappear
after a short time, so you may think your antifungal treatment
worked – but the underlying infection is still there
and could cause permanent damage to your reproductive organs.
It’s always best to know for sure.
- The second reason has long-term health benefits,
and it’s so important that I tend to repeat it fairly
often in this report. When you use an antifungal medication
when you don’t need to, your resident yeast population
evolves (mutates) to deal with the threat. Your yeast can
then become drug-resistant. Your next real yeast infection
can then be much more difficult to treat.
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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
is well researched, and the instructions are easy to follow. |
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