Title: Yeast Infection Treatment, Male Yeast Infections, Vaginl Yeast Infections
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Yeast Infection
Content: This section simply recommends seeing your physician if you haven’t seen him/her yet and you are showing the following symptoms. Vaginitis
• Vaginal discharge for over a week
• Bloody - discharge, abdominal pain, fever accompanying infection
• Persistent infection even after at home treatment
Oral Thrush
• Oral thrush, particularly in children, should be properly diagnosed by a physician
• Treatment, usually nystatin, is not effective. • Inability to eat or intake fluids due to pain (particularly with children)
Superficial Infections (underarms, between the toes, under the breasts)
• When regular over the counter treatment is not working
• The infected area is spreading to other parts of the body (eg: from one armpit to the other)
• Nausea or vomiting is associated with the rash/infection
Needless to say, if you have an immunodeficiency disorder it is important to notify your doctor if any yeast infection symptoms arise. If your rash is associated with nausea and vomiting, you should contact your physician immediately. Preventing Yeast Infections
Yeast infection prevention is not always 100% effective, but there are preventative measures that can be taken to greatly reduce your chances of infection. Hygiene: Proper hygiene cannot be stressed enough. Although people with good hygiene can still get a yeast infection, good hygiene can help ward off fungus in the starting stages. Besides warding off a number of other infections, good hygiene can reduce the chances of getting a yeast infection.