Yeast Infection Affects Up To 85% Of Men, They Usually Suffer In The Form Of Digestive Problems And, Later In Life, Prostate Problems
Vaginal Yeast Infection
What is a Vaginal Yeast Infection?
Vaginal yeast infection, also called monilial vaginitis or vaginal Candidiasis, is caused due to irritation of the vulva (the vagina and the area around it).
5% of all women are likely to suffer from vaginal yeast infection at least once during their lifetime.
It's normal for women to have certain amounts of yeast in the vagina, but when the balance is broken, and the amount of yeast start to overgrow and lead to vaginal yeast infection.
Vaginal Yeast Infection Causes
Birth control pills
Pregnancy
Using antibiotics for long periods
Diabetes
Unprotected sexual intercourse
Menstruation
A weakened immune system
Hormonal changes
Vaginal Yeast Infection Symptoms
Vaginal itch or soreness
Burning during urination
Pain during sexual intercourse
A thick white cottage like discharge from the vagina, smelling like bread or yeast
Vaginal Yeast Infection during Pregnancy
During the pregnancy a woman’s body is going through a lot of changes, especially in the second trimester of the pregnancy.
These changes break the balance of acid and yeast in the vagina, leading to yeast overgrowth which eventually causes a vaginal yeast infection.
Vaginal yeast infection in pregnancy symptoms are similar to other infections, so being examined by your doctor is very important.
Your doctor will take a sample of your vaginal discharge to confirm whether you suffer from vaginal yeast infection or not.
The examination is very quick and painless, and will assure you will get the right treatment you need.
Common Questions about Vaginal Yeast Infection during Pregnancy
Can Vaginal Yeast Infection Pass On to My Baby?
If left untreated, the yeast infection may pass on to your baby during the delivery, and cause an oral yeast infection also called thrush, which is a yeast infection in the mouth.
The yeast infection is not dangerous to your baby, and can be easily treated. Besides, babies can get yeast infection even if you don't suffer from vaginal yeast infection.
How Can I Prevent a Vaginal Yeast Infection in the Future?
Wear loosened clothes, use cotton underwear
Wipe from front to back after using the toilet
Eat yogurt with good bacteria of Lactobacillus acidophilus
Dry your vaginal area properly after taking a shower
Limit the amounts of sugar in your food and drinks
Maintain a healthy lifestyle to prevent your immune system from getting weaken
Vaginal Yeast Infection Treatment
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In the next animated video you will learn about vaginal yeast infection, what causes the yeast to overgrow, how it affects the vaginal area and how to prevent it from reappearing.
