Title: Yeast Infections: Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment | Health.com
Headings: What Are Yeast Infections?
What Are Yeast Infections?
Signs and symptoms of yeast infections
What causes yeast infections?
Yeast infections pictures
How are yeast infections diagnosed?
When to see a doctor
Yeast infection treatments
Are yeast infections contagious?
Yeast infections in men
Yeast infections during pregnancy
How do you get yeast infections?
Oral thrush
Yeast infections in babies

Content: “Yeast infection” is the term typically used to describe vaginal candidiasis. At some point in their lives, three out of every four women will experience vaginal candidiasis. But vaginal yeast infections are not the only type of infection caused by an overgrowth of yeast. When C. albicans proliferates in the mouth or throat, it’s called thrush or oral candidiasis. This condition mostly affects young babies, elderly adults, and people with weakened immune systems. Candida overgrowth in babies can also cause diaper rash. Signs and symptoms of yeast infections
Vaginal yeast infections are irritating and uncomfortable. Symptoms of yeast infections in women can include itching and burning. Women may notice some redness and swelling of the vulva. Sometimes women with yeast infections also experience pain with urination or while having sex.