Anyone Tried Yoghurt To Get Rid Of Yeast Infection? - Effectiveness Of Using Yoghurt To Get Rid Of A Yeast Infection   by Elizabeth Peterson K.

in Health    (submitted 2012-01-11)

I heard that yoghurt can be utilized to get rid of yeast infections in pregnant women, did anyone try it? And what sort of yoghurt did you use, for how long? And did it work? I visited my doctor many times and each time she would prescribe a gel for it, but the sad thing is that it would just work for a couple of days. I tried using canesten, Monistat, and taro. I'm just amazed that there's nothing which can let it go for good, so that's why I am hopelessly thinking of trying yoghurt. Will it really work?

This question was asked by a pissed off YeastInfection sufferer who's tried almost all to do away with the infection for good, but nothing has worked for her. There are a lot of women around the world who want to treat and totally eliminate their yeast infections. If you read across the internet and in health forums, you'll find so lots of people recommending yoghurt as a yeast infection cure. But does it actually work? I endeavor to respond to that question in this article.

To start with, you may need natural yogurt not store bought! So you would have to actually make it yourself if you want to put it in there- otherwise eating yogurt isn't going to eradicate the YeastInfection there, it dose help control Candida that is intestinal. I used vinegar+ water as a douche when i had a very bad yeast infection by doing it in the pool (I don`t advise pool sex) but I was not pregnant at the time so I do not know if douching is safe in pregnancy, I assume it is not.

I tried eating plenty of yogurt, never putting on down there. They often say if you take plain yogurt and put it on the surface it will help treat yeast infection but I have tried the 1, 3 and 7 day lotion the doctor has given me and mine still hasn't gone away. At my visit this week I am planning to beg and beg and beg for diflucan because it is the only thing to make it disappear and after 4 months of a yeast infection.

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As far as the yoghurt method for curing a yeast infection is concerned, you will find diverse views. The truth is that it works, but not everyone has the same results with it. You can put it down there to cure it, or eat it for prevention. You eat it because it contains live cultures that can reset the balance of bacteria that's supposed to be down there. Stick to using the over-the-counter seven day treatments. My medical doctor said to use the long one because it's milder & safe to use in pregnancy (after the 1st trimester of course)

So can yogurt really help as a YeastInfection remedy for pregnant women? Well I would say this; You ought to be very careful what you put inside your vagina especially when you're pregnant. I would say unless your doctor prescribes it do not put it. Stop eating all sugar and carbs for a week and take acidophilus (find a good quality supplement). Take it every day, thrice per day with food. Your YI shall be gone in a week.

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