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Intestinal Yeast Infection Symptoms

2009-01-11T05:44:00.000-08:00

It is well known that the intestine is the source of Yeast Infection. In most cases it is the primary target for Candida yeast infection. Penetrating the bowel wall, Yeast Infection spreads all over the body, affecting every organ: from skin and nails to brain.

When Yeast Infection affects the intestinal wall, the intestinal Yeast Infection symptoms appear:

Abdominal Pain
Bloating
Colitis
Constipation
Diarrhea
Food Allergies
Gas
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Leaky Gut Syndrome
Rectal Itching
Sugar Cravings
Intestinal Ulcers
Due to candidiasis development, Yeast Infection intestinal symptoms appear among first symptoms. Only after this appear other candidiasis symptoms. To relieve intestinal Yeast Infection symptoms and to have a good cleance you may want to check the candida free enema recipes page.

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Free Yeast Saliva (Spit) Test

2009-01-09T05:07:00.000-08:00

Here is a free and easy-to-read and easy-to-perform home test to check your body for a candida infection:
In the morning, just when you awake, before you get to eat or drink anything, work up some salive and put it into a glas of clear water. Wait for about 15 minutes-half an hour, and look throught the glass.

There is a strong possibility you may have a candida concern when:

1. There are strins coming down from your saliva
2. Water becomes cloudy
3. Saliva sinks to the bottom of the glass

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Other Yeast Infection Albicans Symptoms

2009-01-07T05:01:00.000-08:00

General non specific Yeast Infection symptoms

Bumping into Things
Charley Horses
Chronic Allergies
Chronic Fatigue
Diabetes
Fibromyalgia
Fluid Retention
Heart Palpitations
Hormonal Imbalance
Hypoglycemia
Hypothyroidism
Immune Dysfunction
Irregular Heartbeat
Lupus
Multiple Sclerosis
Muscle Pain (Lower Back & Neck)
Nail Fungus - Nails that are discolored, thickened and flaky
Racing Heart Spells
Sensation of Heat at Night
Weakness
Weight Gain
You feel 20 or 30 years older than you really are
You've been to many doctors who sent you home saying "it's all in your head"

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Yeast Infection Reproductive Symptoms

2009-01-05T04:56:00.000-08:00

Yeast Infection Symptoms affecting reproductive system:

Chronic Prostate Difficulties
Endometriosis
Genital Rashes
Impotence
Infertility
Irregular Menstruation
PMS
Premature Ejaculation
Prostatitis
Sexual Dysfunction
Vaginal Yeast Infections
Vaginitis

NB! These symptoms are not 100% guarantee that you have Yeast Infection, visit your physician for diagnosis!

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Yeast Infection Skin Symptoms

2009-01-03T04:50:00.000-08:00

Skin Candida Symptoms:

Acne
Athlete's Foot
Diaper Rash
Eczema
General Itchiness
Itchy, Purple or Red Patches on the Skin
Psoriasis
Skin & Scalp Problems
Sores

NB! These symptoms are not 100% guarantee that you have a yeast infection, visit your physician for diadnosis!

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Yeast Infection Urinary Symptoms

2009-01-01T04:48:00.000-08:00

A list of Yeast Infection-related symptoms in urinary tract:

Bed Wetting
Bladder Infections
Burning Urination
Cystitis
Kidney Infections
Male Dribbling
Male Lack Of Urinary Pressure
Urethritis
Urinary Frequency
Urinary Urgency

NB! These symptoms are not 100% guarantee that you have a Yeast Infection, visit your physician for diagnosis!

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Yeast Infection Respiratory Symptoms

2008-12-29T04:46:00.000-08:00

Respiratiry symptoms of Yeast Infection:

Asthma
Bronchitis
Chronic Congestion
Chronic Cough
Clogged Sinuses
Congestion
Excess Mucous
Nasal Itching
Pneumonia
Rhinitis
Sinus Infections
Sneezing
Wheezing

NB! These symptoms are not 100% guarantee that you have Yeast Infection, visit your physician for diagnosis!

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Yeast Infection Mouth Symptoms

2008-12-27T04:45:00.000-08:00

The most frequent Yeast Infection symptoms, mouth symptoms

Bad Breath
Burning Tongue
Canker Sores
Dry Throat
Mouth Blisters
Sore Throat
White Coating on your Tongue

NB! These symptoms are not 100% guarantee that you have a Yeast Infection, visit your physician for diadnosis!

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Yeast Infection Mental Symptoms

2008-12-25T04:26:00.000-08:00

A list of Yeast Infection mental symptoms:

ADD
ADHD
Anxiety
Apathy
Autism
Confusion
Depression
Dizziness
Dramatic Mood Swings
Foggy Thinking
Frequent Headaches
Irritability
Memory Loss
Migraine
Mood Swings
Panic
Poor Concentration
Poor Coordination
Spaced-Out Feeling

NB! These symptoms are not 100% guarantee that you have Yeast Infection, visit your physician for diadnosis!

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Yeast Infection Digestive Symptoms

2008-12-23T04:21:00.000-08:00

Below is a list of digestive symptoms that can be linked to Yeast Infection:
Abdominal Pain
Acid Reflux
Bloating
Colitis
Constipation
Crohn's Disease
Diarrhea
Food Allergies
Food Cravings
Gas
Gastritis
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Leaky Gut Syndrome
Nausea
Persistent Heartburn
Rectal Itching
Sugar Cravings
Ulcers

NB! These symptoms are not 100% guarantee that you have a Yeast Infection, visit your physician for diadnosis!

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Yeast Infection Symptoms by Systems

2008-12-21T04:15:00.000-08:00

You can also classificate Yeast infection symptoms by systems:

Yeast infection Digestive Symptoms

Yeast infection Mental Symptoms

Yeast infection Mouth Symptoms

Yeast infection Respiratory Symptoms

Yeast infection Skin Symptoms

Yeast infection Urinary Symptoms

Yeast infection Reproductive Symptoms

Yeast infection Eye Symptoms

Yeast Infection Symptoms

2008-12-19T04:12:00.000-08:00

Candida species are the most frequent cause of human fungal infections.
Yeast unfection is always present in our bodies. Sometimes due to some changes in organism they begin to overgrow, causing many symptoms, syndromes and illnesses. Yeast infection symptoms are vast and all encompassing.

Some of Yeast infection symptoms are:

• abdominal gas
• headaches
• migraines
• excessive fatigue
• cravings for alcohol
• anxiety
• vaginitis
• rectal itching
• cravings for sweets
• inability to think clearly or concentrate
• hyperactivity
• mood swings
• diarrhea
• constipation
• hyperactivity
• itching
• acne
• eczema
• depression
• sinus inflammation
• pre-menstrual syndrome
• dizziness
• poor memory
• persistent cough
• earaches
• low sex drive
• muscle weakness
• irritability
• learning difficulties
• sensitivity to fragrances and/or other chemicals
• cognitive impairment
• thrush
• athletes foot
• sore throat
• indigestion
• acid reflux

Yeast Infection Causes: antibiotics.

2008-12-17T23:50:00.000-08:00

When you go to the doctor’s office for a cold, sore throat, or flu, we often automatically expect a prescription for antibiotics. And we’re often surprised, maybe even upset, if we leave the doctor's office empty-handed (i.e without antibiotics), but your doctor is actually doing you a favor by not prescribing you antibiotics, so we avoid yeast infection symptoms.
Antibiotics can be important in the treatment of bacterial infections but beware antibiotics actually disrupt the healthy balance between populations of micro organisms. The way antibiotics cause yeast infection symptoms is simple: they kill all the bacteria – good and bad. This can lead to a yeast infection overgrowth in your body. Since the North American diet is very high in sugar and carbohydrates, the exact foods that the yeast feeds on, the yeast is able to reproduce at a much faster rate than the beneficial bacteria can. An imbalance is then created that is virtually impossible to correct without the proper diet and anti-fungal therapy to eliminate the yeast infection symptoms.
What’s worse is that your main defenses against fungal infections, your beneficial bacteria are significantly depleted and cannot gain a foothold in the body because of the now dominant bad bacteria. In addition, when the body constantly produces insulin spikes due to excessive sugar intake, yeast is actually used by the body to eat away at the excess sugar in the bloodstream. Oddly enough this is a defensive tactic of the body in response to elevated glucose levels in the blood. This is also the reason why insulin sensitive individuals such as diabetics are highly prone to yeast infections and one more way sugar in general impacts a Candida prone individual.
Through the utilization of natural antibiotics and probiotics you can avoid the dangers of excessive antibiotic prescriptions that have become so common in our current medical system. Excessive use of antibiotics has resulted in the breeding of powerful antibiotic-resistant bacteria strains that are nearly impossible to treat. This has become a serious problem, especially in the United States. The U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention calls it “one of the world's most pressing public health problems.” So happens now with antifungals: the medicines that are supposed to relieve yeast infection symptoms, therefore it is good to seek yeast infection symptoms natural relieve.

What is a Yeast Infection? Why a Yeast Infection Blog?

2008-12-16T01:28:00.000-08:00

Yeast infections are generally infections caused by a certain type of fungi. Fungi (fungus for singular) are microorganisms which are generally saprofits and can be found almost everywhere (I guess only space is fungi free zone): in your home, outside, even in your body.

Most frequent yeast infection is a vaginal yeast infection. It is already proven that 75% of women will experience at least one episode of vaginal yeast infection during their life and a half of that women will suffer from a recurrent yeast infection. Recurrent means that it will be present in your vagina for at least 3 times per year. That is exactly the reason why I decided to start this blog: a lot of women ask me about vaginal yeast infection and it is a lot easier to send them to read instead of answering the same question over and over again.

Vaginal yeast infections can be nasty and annoying, but they are not life threatening (mostly, a yeast infection can be a threat at one point), that is why most of women will not follow a serious treatment, but will run to the local pharmacy, will buy some OTC (or prescribed drug) remedy and will use it. The point is that most of them (approx 80%) will not even know is it a yeast infection or not.

Simple and easy-to-understand information about prevention and alternative treatment for yeast infections is pretty hard to find even in today’s extremely large internet, partially because it is a low profit industry (as for example an Ad sense click for "yeast" will cost you only around 50 cents, while a "mesothelioma" click will cost up to 6$), partially because men don’t suffer from yeast infection (they do get Candida, but have no vagina to make a vaginal yeast infection). Here is exactly the gap I want to fill: give more information on this very specific issue to help women to understand how to prevent, avoid and treat this extremely unpleasant infection.

The problem which I see as a threat is called resistance. Nope, it is not only the name for French revolution; it is also a name for a phenomenon which happens to various drugs, especially antibiotics and antifungals.

In early 2000’s the regulation regarding antifungals changed and some of creams and suppositories became OTC (over the counter) drugs. That means you don’t need anymore any prescription to buy this drug from a pharmacy.

At that very moment marketing agencies working for pharmaceutical companies began to work even harder and now every woman assumes that any itch in vagina is yeast related. And buys an OTC product to cure that vaginal yeast infection.

Now let’s go back in time and remember times (well most of us will not) when the simple penicillin was the best (and the only) antibiotic. It was suitable for almost any infection. It was a miracle cure. But than it got widely used, people stopped finishing their prescriptions; even farmers began to feed animals with penicillin. What do we have now? An antibiotic that can’t kill a thing, most of bacteria became resistant to penicillin.

So can happen to antifungals. When you use a powerful antifungal to treat your vaginal yeast infection, only resistant yeasts remain in your vagina. And next time an overgrowth will happen it will be a resistant stain of Candida. (By the way, some studies already show that up to 20% of Candida is resistant to antifungals used today as OTC). And if we will not limit the use of synthetic antifungals to the cases we are positive it is a yeast infection, in 10-20 years we will be in the same situation with Candida resistance as we are now with bacterial resistance. All said above is not referring to immune compromised women, which need a different approach, and develop yeast infection more frequent.

Netx time I’ll tell you about yeast infection causes.

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2008-01-01T04:54:00.000-08:00

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