The Most Common Yeast Infection Symptoms & How To Avoid Them Part 2

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Male Yeast Infection

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Your doctor will perform a pelvic exam to check for swelling and discharge when diagnosing you. Another way your doctor might diagnose you is by utilizing a swab to take a liquid sample from your vagina and then take a look under a microscope to see if yeast is causing your vaginal infection.

There are a variety of things that can cause you to experience yeast infection symptoms. Some of the common causes of these symptoms are pregnancy, stress, having your period, lack of sleep, certain kinds of diseases or conditions like diabetes and HIV/AIDS, hormonal changes during periods and menopause. A yeast infection can also be caused by taking certain medicines such as antibiotics, birth control pills, and steroids.

Men can easily suffer from a yeast infection if they have unprotected sex with an infected woman. Uncircumcised men with poor hygiene are the leading candidates to experience the yeast fungus. Men normally catch an infection due to certain condoms or applying skincare products to their private that irritate them.

The symptoms men will suffer from include: itching, irritation, and soreness of the head of their genitals. It is not uncommon for men to also endure a burning sensation when urinating or experience pungent discharges.

The best ways to avoid yeast infection symptoms include:
Staying away from scented hygiene products such as sprays, bubble baths, pads, and tampons.
Staying away from tight underwear or clothes that are designed with synthetic fibers.
Staying away from hot tubs and taking hot baths.
Wearing pantyhose that has a cotton crotch and cotton underwear.
Avoid staying in wet swimsuits and soaked exercise clothes as quickly as you can.
Changing out of tampons and pads as often as you can when going through your period.

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Yeast Infection Diet – The Foods You Need To Avoid & The Foods You Should Eat Part 2

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Not only should you stay away from certain foods, but you should also keep away from ingesting any kind of antibiotics while you’re on this diet since antibiotics can eliminate the friendly bacteria needed to support the immune system. A study has proved that foods rich in beta carotene are great to help fight off a yeast infection.

During your yeast free diet you should follow these guidelines each day if you want to really put an end to your infection. Not only will you eliminate your infection but you’ll also increase your general health, mental state, energy levels, and most importantly of all increase your body’s resistance to diseases and infections.

Prior to beginning your yeast free diet one of the first things you should do is clean out your cabinets. This may seem a little extreme but if you’re serious about following this diet it’s a good idea to clear your cabinets of yeast and sugar products.

When you don’t have it in your cabinet it’ll be easier for you to avoid consuming it. Another great idea is to make a shopping list so you can stay focused on getting the items you need for your diet. It’s easy to sabotage your diet if you go to the grocery store since most of the foods we normally get have preservatives in them that you are trying to avoid.

Since you are going to need an adequate amount of leafy vegetables it makes sense to prepare your vegetables in advance since they can hold in the refrigerator for days without going bad.

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