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ginab 09-13-2006 08:46 AM

need a home remedy for
 
yeast infection. seems like it happens to dam often.. dont know how it happens and why to me so often,, im gonna kill someone....i already took diflucan pill on
monday..its a one time pill that usuall works, i think it working, but want something to help it get better sooner.... im dieing here.... i know it will happen again in another month or so... just trying to get ahead of myself.. any suggestions???

Janet 09-13-2006 08:54 AM

I use to get those quite a bit, but I haven't had one in years. I always used the over the counter cremes and they worked real well. And this will be a little more personal, but I always make sure I don't reach too far back when I wiped (I read that can cause flare ups). Also a good douche helps. I've used the over the counter and they've worked good also. Another thing, is be sure your toilet paper does not have all that paper dust. I'm just really conscious of these things now, and I think I haven't had any more problems because of this.

ginab 09-13-2006 08:58 AM

im very cystic and loaded with fibroids, maybe they cause something.. could be my diet too.. i eat s*** all the time... im gonna now eat yogurt everysingle day...
this has got to be the worst feeling...im too sensitive over there...it sucks

Necee419 09-13-2006 09:58 AM

Try to stay away from too much bread because I heard that can contribute. I also heard that douches are bad for you (my gyno told me that) and I have also heard that women prone to these infections should not wear thongs too much because that can cause infections. My best friend was constantly getting these but she had an IUD and had to have it removed because her doc said that was what was causing all of those infections.

Janet 09-13-2006 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Necee419
Try to stay away from too much bread because I heard that can contribute. I also heard that douches are bad for you (my gyno told me that) and I have also heard that women prone to these infections should not wear thongs too much because that can cause infections. My best friend was constantly getting these but she had an IUD and had to have it removed because her doc said that was what was causing all of those infections.

I've heard the bread thing too, but don't really know if it's true. Douches are fine according to my gyno as long as it's not more than once or twice a month and nothing with fragrances or add ins. All I know is what has been working for me and I use to get them quite often. It's probably been 15 years or more. Also to wear cotton underwear is suppose to be helpful.

Carolyn 09-13-2006 10:05 AM

Here's an interesting site. http://www.msu.edu/~eisthen/yeast/

Janet 09-13-2006 10:15 AM

Great information...read quite a bit, but will have to finish later. About time to get that big yellow bus back to school.

Thanks for the info...:)

ginab 09-13-2006 10:16 AM

i do not wear thongs, no tight pants etc... i took a bath the other day and had no
bubble bath and starting putting all this crap in there to make bubbles, ,like
bath gel and other bath gel with lots of perfume in it... bad thing to do huh?

ice queen 09-13-2006 10:22 AM

my gyno told me that to help with the itching and burning while waiting for the diflucan to work to stick a tampon in PLAIN yogurt and use it like when you have your period...the (?) acidolpholus (sp?) in the yogurt is supposed to fight with the yeast infection. i am allergic to monistat and over the counter meds so diflucan is the only way to go for me...i've had to take multiple doses too....girl sometimes it itched so bad i felt like sticking a damn scrubby brush up there just to make the itch go away:rolleyes: :p :D good luck!!!

ginab 09-13-2006 10:27 AM

that was great info ,, thank you so much

ginab 09-13-2006 10:36 AM

ice queen , thank you, iheard that too,, bought a bunch of yogurt this morning..
i feel better now though, the pill is working thank god, i was gonna kill someone earlier...

RLC12345678 09-13-2006 10:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ice queen
my gyno told me that to help with the itching and burning while waiting for the diflucan to work to stick a tampon in PLAIN yogurt and use it like when you have your period...the (?) acidolpholus (sp?) in the yogurt is supposed to fight with the yeast infection. i am allergic to monistat and over the counter meds so diflucan is the only way to go for me...i've had to take multiple doses too....girl sometimes it itched so bad i felt like sticking a damn scrubby brush up there just to make the itch go away:rolleyes: :p :D good luck!!!

I've heard this also. I used to get them alot (and when I say ALOT, I mean like once a month), and then I got UTI and I finally found out the cause of BOTH my yeast infections and my UTI....I was wiping the wrong way....I was wiping back to front. This is SOOOOOO bad! If you are wiping this way instead of front to back, change right away. It will take some getting used to, but since I changed, I have not had an infection or a UTI since and it's been about 5 years now. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

ginab 09-13-2006 10:50 AM

omg i wipe the right way ...omg of course i do... you guys are to funny...

Kimberley 09-13-2006 03:49 PM

Home remedies??? Nope, I call the doct and get that fancy shmancy little pill and it works wonders.

Shannon 09-13-2006 04:16 PM

Don't want to offend anyone, but I had a girlfriend that was prone to yeast infections, turns out her boyfriend was passing it to her. See he had an overgrowth of yeast in his body, especially in his mouth. I think that is called thrush. Anyway, you can imagine how he was passing it back to her. She had to refrain from that particular activity. Poor Girl!!!:( :( :(

I forgot... Douching is not good. It washes out all of the good bacteria. Also makes you prone to all sorts of infections.


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