Yeast Infection Information

Microscopic fungi or yeast, which live naturally on our skin and in the large intestine is what causes a yeast infection, which is also called candidiasis.
The fungi and yeast are forms of candida, the most common being candida albicans. Candida does not cause
infection until they become numerous. Analysis shows that only less than 10-20% of Americans, do not suffer from a yeast infection. This probably applies to other countries as well.
The most common of yeast infections is a vaginal one, which usually is experienced as having white discharge accompanied by irritation, pain, and red inflammation.
But men, women and children can all suffer from the unbearable burning and itching of a yeast infection. In men, it can be
penile yeast infection.
Diaper rash is often a yeast infection.
A yeast infection can also manifest as a rash on the skin, anywhere on the body of men, women and children. A yeast infection can occur in the oral or throat regions with the symptom of a curdy white substance.
Yeast infections typically occur in moist areas such as underarms or under the breasts.
The nail beds are another location where it can manifest.
Unfortunately, candidiasis is often misdiagnosed. Not only is it sad but it can potentially be harmful. Left untreated, a yeast infection can spread and attach itself to the organs and vessels of the entire body. It then becomes a chronic or systemic infection.

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Janet Jamieson has been a sufferer of yeast infections for several years. She discovered natural, holistic ways to heal herself, and has now been totally free of yeast infection for nearly two years. Find out how to do it yourself at Janet's website at haltyeastinfection.com .

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