What can be Chronic yeast infections?

Answer 1

Recurring in medical speak refers to more than 3 in a year. Now this can happen because of multiple partners and unprotected sex with the same infected partner. This can happen because you didn't follow the instructions on the medications, and stopped the medication too soon. This can happen because you have another illness like HIV or Diabetes that is making it hard to fight the infection. Three yeast infections within a year, see a doctor to help you solve the problem.

Answer 2

Some pharmacists can suggest an over the counter medication for yeast infections. But I would first urge you to see your Gynocologist and make sure that your symptoms are not a sign of something else. You can try to increase your amount of yogurt and probiotc intake. Some claim that taking plain yogurt (no sweetners or flavors) and using it as a vaginal cream helps because of the "good" bacteria in yogurt. But, you may need and antibiotic so before you try anything at least call your doctor or Gynocologist because there are a number of conditions that can cause yeast-like symptoms and it's better to be safe.

When you visit your doctor, and he or she has established that it is indeed a yeast infection, ask him or her for an antifungal prescription like Nystatin or Fluconozle, to take regularly to get your body's yeast overgrowth under control.

Chances are if you are have vaginal yeast infections, then you have an overgrowth in your intestines as well.

Some good probiotics you can get are Theralac and Fivelac. Both can be extremely helpful in getting your yeast under control. You can also trust fuyan pill. This is an effective way.

Avoid eating processed foods, white bread and table sugar. Try to avoid drinking alcohol and quit drinking soda pop, even if it is diet.

Answer 3

it is a bacteria that causes the infection, then it clears up and after a while it rears it ugly head again, this could be the cause of improper hygiene, or be an infection caused by another person carrying the bacteria

Answer 4

If the population of yeast in the vagina increases greatly, a yeast infection - known medically as vulvovaginal candidiasis - can develop.

For some women, yeast infections are a common occurrence. If you come down with frequent yeast infections (four or more in a single year), you probably have a condition known as recurrent or chronic vulvovaginal candidiasis.

To prevent yeast infections, also remember to:

Wipe from front to back after using the toilet

Take antibiotics only when absolutely necessary and prescribed by your doctor

Avoid douching

Abstain from sex until the infection is gone

If the condition is severe, you should take some medicines like fuyan pill. If your symptoms are mild, you can let it alone and it can disappear soon.

Answer 5

If a woman keeps getting yeast infections it may be a hygiene issue, for example many women use soaps or washes on their vulva with is actually unhygienic as it changes pH so allows harmful bacteria and yeast to grow out of control. It may also be dietary, if you eat a lot of sugar or also if you're diabetic - it's a good idea to see a doctor to figure out why you keep getting yeast infections and check for possible diabetes as a cause of the infections.