No, a yeast infection will have no impact on your menstrual cycle.
When you menstruate is determined by your menstrual cycle, a domino effect of hormonal changes between your brain and reproductive organs. Yeast infections are nothing more than an overgrowth of naturally occurring yeast within your vagina and/or vulva. Yeast infections impact on a different part of your body than your brain and reproductive organs (uterus and ovaries).
No, a yeast infection will NOT interfere with your period.
Herpes don't cause yeast infections.
STD's don't cause yeast infections, fungus does.
Unpasteurized beer can cause yeast infections that can be deadly.
Yes. They can also cause complications that include sterility. See your gynecologist.
A vaginal yeast infection cannot cause you to be late or miss a period as it will have no effect on the hormones controlling your period. However if you have a lot of yeast infections you may have something else e.g. pregnancy or diabetes whic CAN affect your periods.
Stress may cause yeast infections.
Any Antibiotic can cause yeast infections if it is taken long enough, or if there's enough in your system.
Yes, any kind of infection in the body can throw your cycle off causing it to come earlier or later, but, if you've missed it all together and are sexually active, you might try a home pregnancy test:)
No.. Yeast Infections are Generally caused by Other problems such as Sweat... But not Condoms..
Yes, in some cases having a yeast infection can cause urinary tract infections.
Yes. Antibiotics can cause yeast infections.
Cornstarch doesn't cause yeast infections, but it will make them worse. The yeast feeds on the sugar in cornstarch and the infection can spread and get worse.
Biaxin, as well as other antibiotics, can cause yeast infections. This occurs when the antibiotic eliminates the "normal" or good bacteria.
It is a species of yeast known to cause yeast infections.
Patients with advanced HIV may have yeast infections more frequently. However, yeast infections do not cause or become STDs.
Well, no one should eat baby powder. Do you mean, using baby powder can cause yeast infections?
Herpes can't cause yeast infection, but the symptoms of herpes and yeast infection can be similar. You can have both at the same time.
No, yeast causes yeast infections, Lexapro may predispose you to being susceptible to the infection so follow good hygiene practices.
I have thyroid ang why do I keep getting yeast infection?
no. in fact it can cause them. amoxycillin = anti-bacterial, yeast = fungi.
Not always, but it is a possible symptom.
Yes. It is one of the rare symptoms of azithromycin.
No, stress will not cause a yeast infection.A yeast infection is an overgrowth in yeast, given as we are in the women's health section of this web site I will assume we're talking about vaginal or vulva yeast infections. The female genitals naturally contain yeast which are kept under control by an acidic pH inside the vagina and by 'good' bacteria that produce hydrogen peroxide to kill excessive yeast. Stress will not change your vaginal flora so in turn stress will not cause a yeast infection.Stress may cause yeast infections.
yes, some yeast extracts do have live spores in but they cannot cause infections because they are harmless spores. hope you find this useful from abi age 13