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Using "Systemic Yeast Infection" Remedies for Vaginal
and Male Yeast Infections
Some books and Internet sites tell you use anti-fungal remedies
created for the so-called “Candidiasis Hypersensitivity
Syndrome” to treat your vaginal or male yeast infection.
They claim that you can only avoid future yeast infections if
you kill all of the yeast, everywhere in your body.
Some of these authors recommend powerful colon-cleansing products,
(that may cost over $250.00 per treatment!), enemas, liver-cleansing
products, and orally administered fungicidal herbs and roots to
“completely rid yourself of Candida.”
I see three huge problems with using this shotgun approach, aside
from the complexity and cost:
- The vast majority of yeast organisms do no harm, so there
is no need to kill off all the Candida currently living in your
gastrointestinal tract—especially if you have a functioning
immune system and your infection is localized to the vagina,
anyway.
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- Taking orally administered antimicrobial products, natural
or not, can damage your beneficial bacterial population and
cause even more problems than you started with. Those beneficial
bacteria are needed by your digestive system, as well as being
your first defense against an excessive overgrowth of yeast.
And using systemic antifungal treatments can cause your yeast
population to become drug-resistant. This is why doctors prescribe
topical medications for vaginal yeast infections whenever possible,
instead of orally-administered drugs.
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- Chronic vaginal yeast infections are sometimes a symptom of
a serious underlying medical condition that needs to be treated
by a qualified health professional. If you keep getting yeast
infections and there isn’t an obvious cause (hormone treatment
or birth control pills, recent antibiotics, high-sugar diet,
etc.,) then it may be time to ask your doctor for a thorough
exam to rule out an underlying condition, such as diabetes,
thyroid dysfunction, or an illness that has weakened your immune
system.
If you get an exam and your doctor can’t find a reason
for your chronic infections, you may want to make an appointment
with a naturopathic physician. These doctors seem to have a bit
more time to spend with their patients, and are more concerned
with making sure your system is balanced and healthy.
To learn more about these issues I urge you to see the information
provided online by Stephen Barrett, M.D., on his website, QuackWatch.org
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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
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