Candida Albicans Treatment

June 24, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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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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Over The Counter Yeast Infection Treatment – The Inside Scoop

May 20, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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So what’s the deal with over the counter yeast infection treatment?  Is it worth picking up or is it more trouble than it’s worth?  You may or may not be aware of this, but over half of those who try these medications seem to have something negative to say about it, either It doesn’t work for them or it causes a lot of unwanted side effects.  A lot of women complain that their itching, burning and swelling only INCREASES after taking this stuff!  But if you’re going to give it a shot here’s what you need to know.

Over the counter yeast infection treatment comes in either a cream or suppository, which one you decide on depends on what you’re more comfortable with using.  In addition, you can pick these up in 1, 3 or 7 day kits.  I find that the best results come from the 7 day kits so I would go with those over the others at first.

One thing to note is that a lot of these treatments contain boric acid which is considered a toxin and has actually been linked to some deaths.  Now chances are you’re not going to wind up dead taking this stuff, but it’s just something to keep in mind and look out for when picking up your product.

Another thing I want to mention is that if you do happen to go with a cream, when you’re applying it, try adding some white vinegar along with the cream, it can improve it’s efficacy.

Whether you will get enhanced side effects with over the counter yeast infection treatment is pretty much a 50/50 crapshoot.  But if you’re looking for a safer alternative that kills off yeast you do have other things you can try out.  One of the best safe treatments not only kills the yeast, but it prevents all further yeast infections, which is something very few products can actually do.  Check it out here.

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Cure Yeast Infections Quick With This Killer Concoction!

April 18, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Is there a way to cure yeast infections?  It’s a common question asked; for some there seems to be no end in sight but the fact remains that you don’t have to suffer continuously, there is a way out.  Most women are only aware of over the counter medication or prescription pills, but there is a whole other realm of relief which is even more effective than conventional treatments, try these tips out:

1.    The Boric Acid Hydrogen Peroxide Bomb

Ok, if you’re looking to cure yeast infections, this is the ultimate cure.  It combines two anti-yeast powerhouses, boric acid and hydrogen peroxide.  You see, boric acid is the main ingredient in a lot of over the counter yeast infection treatments as well as prescription meds…As for hydrogen peroxide, when you have enough healthy bacteria inside of you, this anti-yeast byproduct is plentiful to kill off enough of the yeast so that they doesn’t get out of control.  This is a form of treatment usually found in a lot of natural cures.

This treatment we’re devising however takes the best of both worlds and combines them together.  So what you’re going to do is mix a teaspoon of boric acid in with half a cup of hydrogen peroxide.  Give that a good mix and then add 2 liters of warm water to that.  The water must be warm in order for everything to mix properly.

Once this is done, all you need to do is then load a douche with this concoction and use it to cleanse out your vagina, every day.  Now I should mention that while this will cure yeast infections, this is still a pretty intense treatment.  Boric acid is not to be taken lightly, it is considered to be toxic and has actually been linked to some deaths.  Now chances are you’re not going to die by doing this, but just keep in mind this is not the healthiest of solutions.

Now while this will cure yeast infections pretty well, it will not kill off the yeast spores.  Yeast spores are what are responsible for recurring yeast infections, as long as they survive, another yeast infection can spring up at any time.  To get rid of these buggers, you’ll need even more firepower than this! Click here for a spore killing solution

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Yeast Infection Medication – The Secrets “They” Don’t Want You To Know

February 25, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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So you want to learn more about yeast infection medication?  Well the first thing you need to know about it is it can potentially be toxic and cause a lot of unwanted side-effects.  Some common ones are increased itching, burning and swelling, just the things you’re looking to get rid of in the first place.  But if you still want to try them out and see how your body reacts to them, here are some for you to try out:

1.    Monistat

One of the most popular yeast infection medication treatments available is Monistat.  It comes in 1, 3 and 7 day treatment kits that are either creams or vaginal suppositories.  If you’re going to go with this, I’d suggest a 7 day kit, in my experience, that is the most effective of treatments.

2.    Boric Acid

A lot of over the counter yeast infection treatments contain boric acid, it is a powerful anti-yeast agent, although it has actually been linked to some deaths and is considered to be a toxin.  Not all products you pick up from the store are necessarily safe, especially if you’re pregnant.  But if you go with this, take one 600mg vaginal suppository each day for two weeks.

3.    Diflucan

Diflucan is a prescription medication which is also known as “fluconazole”.  Ask your doctor for it, they’ll prescribe you a daily dose of 100-150mg.  Usually you start off with a double dose on the first day with this.

So if you’re looking for a yeast infection medication, the above are some of your best options, but keep in mind that while these will treat your symptoms, they won’t kill the yeast spores in your body.  This means that if the spores flare up down the line, you’ll have another yeast infection to deal with.  If you want to kill off the spores and do so in a safe and effective way, you’ll be looking at a treatment more along these lines: click here for more on the treatment …

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