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The Lowdown On Yeast Infections And How To Prevent It

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Let’s face it, the most interaction most of us have had with yeast is when we try to bake bread. Also, admittedly, vagina health isn’t dinner table conversation. And when things go cray-cray down there, we aren’t entirely sure how to even go about fixing it. Look, a healthy vagina contains bacteria as well as yeast cells on the daily. But when too much yeast multiplies in the vagina, it causes an infection, swelling, and itching. Ugh. Which, from experience, can be the worst thing you can wish for someone! Yeast is a fungus that can live almost anywhere and it is found naturally in your body, but your immune system keeps it from growing out of control. Thank god for small mercies! Read on to find out all you need to know about protecting your hoo-ha.

If you are wondering how to find out if you have a yeast infection, here several symptoms that you need to watch out for:

They say that 3 out of every 4 women that you know have had a yeast infection in their lives. Here are several common ways in which you can get a yeast infection:

Now that you know the symptoms and how you can get a yeast infection, this is how you can treat one:

1. Applying an anti-fungal cream to the infected area. But make sure your hands are clean while you’re doing it!

2. Having tablets prescribed by your doctor.

3. If you are not into using creams and want to avoid taking tablets then you can use these natural ingredients for these popular home remedies:

However, make sure you consult a doctor before you indulge in these home remedies since it should not get in the way of any medication or cause other unintended side effects.

They say it is always better to be safe than sorry. So here’s what you can do to ensure your vagina is in the pink of health.

You may be tempted but don’t try and self-diagnose when it comes to your va-jay-jay. The infection will get worse if it is not treated well. But hey, we’ve got you covered on the information bit, so you know what to do!

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