Candida Albicans Treatment

When it comes to candida albicans treatment, there are many ways you can go about doing it, you can take over the counter yeast infection treatment, prescription medication or even go down the route of natural remedies.  So here’s pretty much a look at all 3 of those options, pick out one of these solutions and run with it:

1.    Diflucan

This candida albicans treatment is a prescription medication you’ll have to see your doctor for.  Don’t be shy about going to your doctor over this, it’s normal, and they’ve seen much worse anyway!  When you get a prescription, you’ll be taking a double dose the first day, after which you’ll be taking about 100-150mg per day for 2 weeks.  I should mention that there is the possibility of getting side effects such as vomiting, headaches, diarrhea and other flu-like symptoms.

2.    Over The Counter Yeast Infection Treatment

There are many treatments you can pickup from the store, but most of them are either 1, 3 or 7 day kits that are suppositories or creams.  If you go for this be careful with the solutions that have boric acid in them.  Although it is a potent anti-yeast ingredient, it is toxic and has been the root cause of several deaths.  Bottom line is, not all store bought medications are 100% safe.

3.    Sugar Free Yogurt

Why sugar free?  Because yeast live off of sugar, if you introduce more of it into your system, you’re only making things worse for yourself.  So what you’re going to do is dip a tampon into the sugar free yogurt and insert that vaginally for 45 minutes twice a day.  Keep this up for two weeks and you will be free of the yeast.

Any of the above candida albicans treatment methods will work for you as long as you’re consistent with it.  But they will not be able to kill off the yeast spores in your body and prevent future yeast infections.  In order to ensure you don’t keep getting them over and over again, you’ll need a different kind of treatment: click here to learn more

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