Need a vaginal yeast infection treatment?  Yeast infections are a real pain aren't they?  The constant itching, burning and swelling, it completely throws you off for the day, it causes a lot of discomfort and makes you feel all dirty.
  Did you know that 17-26% of women who suffer from this have chronic recurring yeast infections?  In the U.
S.
that's about 35 million women!  If you're one of those women and looking for something to fix this, here are a few treatments to consider: 1.
     Monistat Of course one of the most popular vaginal yeast infection treatment methods is Monistat.
  Over the counter yeast infection treatments are usually the first thing most women try out.
  You can get this treatment in the form of a cream or a vaginal suppository and they come in 1, 3 or 7 day kits.
  From experience, it's best to go with the 7 day kits, they yield the best results.
2.
     Diflucan Another thing to try is to go the route of prescription medications.
  One of the most popular is called Diflucan, this is also known as "fluconazole".
  If you do pick this up from your doctor, chances are you'll be asked to take a double dose the first day and thereafter take it at 100-150mg a day.
  The only problem with this is there are side effects like headaches, dizziness, diarrhea and nausea.
3.
     Yogurt This is why many women turn to natural treatments like yogurt.
  Plain yogurt with no added sugar can introduce a lot of healthy bacteria back into the vagina and thus help fight back the yeast.
  Just dip a tampon in the yogurt and insert that for 45 minutes, that should do the trick.
Now while any of the above vaginal yeast infection treatment methods will work, it's important to keep in mind that they won't get rid of it completely.
  You see, many treatments don't completely kill it all off, they leave behind yeast spores which then sprout up at a future time causing recurring yeast infections.
  There are only a few treatments can kill these spores.