Have you ever wondered why some people suffer from recurrent yeast infections while others seem to have no yeast their entire lives? Lucky? Well, not quite.
Yeast infections can start out mild, and some may not have significant symptoms that are cause for concern. Often times, a person who may be having a yeast infection may not even be aware of it, and therefore it is not treated. Others may see some symptoms like irritation and itching, but they just ignored these symptoms. After a while, the symptoms may go away and you may think you are cured. Well, not quite again.
When you ignore the symptoms of a yeast infection, you are actually creating the opportunity for the yeast to return again. If you allow it to progress to the chronic stage, you get what we call recurrent yeast infections and this is where you start to worry as the symptoms tend to be more severe and difficult to treat.
I started with a slight itch associated with vaginal yeast infection, but just ignored it. The infection came back again and again and each time, the symptoms seemed more severe. More itching, some irritation, and eventually pain. I have tried treating them with over-the-counter and even prescription medications, but none seem to help eradicate the yeast infection permanently and it keeps coming back again and again. I thought I would have to resign myself to the fact that I would suffer from this infection for life. Well, that’s what most people with recurrent yeast infections would think. But luckily for me, I came across a treatment plan that helps not only eliminate symptoms, but also helps stop the recurrence of yeast infection. I am now symptom free for a year and there are no signs of it reappearing.
Does a recurrent yeast infection also bother you? If so, then what I am about to share with you may be the most valuable information you have read during the year.
The problem with recurrent yeast infection is that your chances of turning into a chronic stage are higher. If this happens, what you will see will be more than just localized symptoms. In other words, you will see more pervasive nonspecific symptoms like headaches, gastrointestinal issues like diarrhea, constipation, memory loss, joint pains, and many more. Many people would have thought that these are not associated with yeast infection, but they have actually started with untreated yeast infection. As such, do not allow the yeast infection to progress to this stage. Get them treated early.
The remedy that has helped me stop recurring yeast infections is simply a change in my diet.
If you’re wondering if these are some of the hard-to-follow “diets” I’m talking about, the answer is NO. They are the same usual foods that we eat every day. The importance lies in selecting the correct types, that’s all.
You see, there are foods that yeast love and eating them would help the yeast grow too large. On the other hand, there are foods that prevent the excessive growth of yeast. Your food choices will determine your chances of getting a yeast infection or your success in getting rid of a yeast infection. It’s as simple as that!
Having said that, I understand that it is not easy for you to know how to choose the correct types of food. I, for my part, had no idea. But luckily for me, I have been taught everything in this yeast remedy that I found that allows me to easily select the right foods. All I did was eat these foods they taught me. I was skeptical at first but I tried anyway and was glad I did because in just 2 weeks I felt better and was totally symptom free in just 4 weeks! It has been almost a year and yet there are no signs of a recurrence!