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Natural Treatment of Yeast Infection during Pregnancy

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Natural Treatment of Yeast Infection during Pregnancy Any treatment, whether natural or drug, during pregnancy requires careful consideration of the risk versus benefit to the mother and baby. Some drugs and natural treatments are capable of being absorbed and crossing the placenta to the baby. Thus, you should be concerned about negative effects on the baby. There are no published reports of the effects of natural remedies on the baby in the uterus. Vaginal yeast infections during pregnancy can be helped by making changes in eating patterns, as well as in the environment that is allowing the yeast to thrive. In the last three months of pregnancy, after the entire baby's organ systems have developed, there is less risk to the baby from drug or natural treatments. http://tinyurl.com/5b9v3q Using a treatment that is applied to the skin of the area, during the last three months of pregnancy, is low in risk to both the mother and the baby. Because of concerns for the b

Cure Yourself of Yeast Infection

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In this very brief synopsis I will attempt to cultivate interest in the ability of one to cure yourself/themselves of yeast infection. We will cover the options a person has, with a brief statement or two (2) about that point. This is not meant as a medical opinion, as I am not a health care professional. What is, is a few items regarding yeast infection I found to be truisms. Discovering how to treat an infection isn't always as easy as you might think. There are so many different products and prescriptions available that don't work, that it can be difficult to find yeast infection treatment that does work. http://tinyurl.com/5b9v3q Candida is a fungus that normally lives in the human body in small quantities. But an overabundance of Candida fungus causes the condition commonly referred to as "yeast infection". It may affect any part of the body and may infect both men and women but it is most common in women. Vaginal infections affects 75% of women, who are constant