How to Treat a Yeast Infection

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• As women, we are amazing creatures. Our bodies
  perform so many functions, that we are truly
  incredible beings! Just think about everything
  your body does when you are pregnant! Your body
  nurtures, protects and then births a beautiful
  baby in just 9 extraordinary months! But as with
  anything truly amazing, sometimes we suffer from
  challenges and issues. And sometimes women can
  get yeast infections, otherwise known as a thrush
  infection of the vagina. Yeast is caused by
  Candida Albicans. If you have never had a yeast
  infection, how would you know the signs and
  symptoms?

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• Not the yeast you bake bread with...
• A yeast infection of the vagina is not caused by
  the same type of yeast that you would use to bake
  with. Yeast infections are normally caused by the
  bacteria Candida Albicans. They call it a yeast
  infection because it acts or mimics yeast. Both
  Candida Albicans and cooking yeast grow in ideal
  conditions, like where it's warm, moist and dark.
  That's why most folks will have a infection in
  the folds of their skin, in their private areas
  or in their mouths. Under normal conditions, your
  body can counteract the growth of yeast by
  producing another type of bacteria. Candida
  Albicans is actually supposed to fight bad
  bacteria by hunting and destroying anything in
  it's path.

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• Sometimes though, that process can be altered by
  different factors like the use of certain
  medications or illness which causes the immune
  system to grow weak. This causes the Candida
  Albicans to grow unabated. If the bacteria that
  prevents Candida Albicans from overgrowing is
  harmed or killed in any way, then this type of
  yeast will take root and spread fairly quickly.
  This type of bacteria is a quick mover and has
  been known to go through the skin to penetrate
  the organ walls causing even more health issues.
  So not only does it affect the privates, but it
  can also affect other sensitive tissues.

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• Yeast Infection No More Review You think you
  might have a yeast infection, but you are not
  completely sure. How do you know for sure?
• First and foremost you should know what the signs
  of a yeast infection are. If you notice a change
  in the normal amount, color, smell or volume of
  vaginal fluids that your normally produce, then
  you might have an infection. Another common
  symptom of a yeast infection of the vagina
  includes an itching or burning feeling, possibly
  even pain whenever you wipe, urinate or have sex.
  These issues will be compounded if you take a
  bath in scented water or oils or if you use a
  perfumed body spray to rid yourself of the smell.
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