Prevention of vaginal yeast infection is the ultimate way for women to minimize trips to pharmacies.
Such trips would be inevitable if plain yogurt were not part of a daily balanced diet.
You see yogurt contains bacterium that is well-known to stop, perhaps slow down or even reverse any growth of candida albicans, a scientific name of the fungus behind the actual yeast infection.
Is it not advisable for mothers when eating yogurt to have a little chat with their daughters about the benefits of such a snack? It may be a snack, but it had been determinatively proven that yogurt is effective in the prevention and treatment of yeast infection, particularly vaginal.
By indulging on such a snack mom and daughter bonding could also be elevated to an educational discussion of organisms in their bodies; especially yogurt replenishing some good micro-organisms in the vaginal area which might have been eliminated by antibiotics.
Indeed, antibiotics are known to interfere with the balance of flora in the vaginal tract, and probably elimination of good microorganisms.
This is because they cannot distinguish between good and bad bacteria.
If you have to take antibiotics, ask for an anti-yeast prescription.
Did it ever occur that a product that we consume everyday of our lives and taken for granted I might add, could be one of the culprits in causing yeast infection? Such a product is always used by those who indulge in beverages in the morning.
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well remember that it is also responsible to another disease which affects millions of people world wide.
Diabetics are not the only people who are supposed to avoid sugar or sugar-laden foods, but women in general should as well.
The rise of vaginal yeast infection is normally associated with summer months and swimming.
If women could avoid wet clothes after a swimming session, they may be able to be free of that nasty torturous itch.
Women are known to wear clothes too tight, like tight jeans and thongs, during the summer months.
Yeast thrives in a moist and warm environment.
When it comes to dealing with yeast infections, it would make more sense to prevent them rather than going through the burning, itching and irritation.
Opt for prevention rather than to cure or treat an outbreak.