There are several different types of yeast infections that one can actually suffer from but they all have different levels of severity. Those people who suffer from chronic yeast infections will discover that their problems will be reoccurring on a regular basis. As well as these infections affecting the skin, they can also affect the throat and mouth, the area surrounding the groin and the gastrointestinal tract. Plus young children who wear diapers on a regular basis are much more prone to suffering from this kind of infection in its chronic form around the area where the diaper is worn.
Experts have agreed that around 75% of all women will suffer from some form of yeast infection as some stage in their lives. But it is not only something that women are prone to suffering from, young children and also men can be affected by the condition as well. In men it generally affects the groin area and medical experts will refer to is a male yeast infection. Those who suffer from it within the groin area should abstain from any form of sexual contact whilst be treated for the infection. This is because it can easily be transmitted to another person and they will then need to undergo treatment as well. So you should seek medical attention if you feel you may be suffering from this type of infection. Also if at any time you or your partner suffer from chronic yeast infections you should abstain from sexual contact until treatment has been successfully completed.
If you find that the thrush (yeast infection) you have in your mouth and throat is reoccurring, then you doctor will prescribe some type of antifungal mouth rinse, lozenges or tablets for treating chronic yeast infections. It is also important that whilst treatment is ongoing that you purchase a new tooth brush, plus once treatment has been successfully completed you then purchase another new toothbrush. By doing this you will actually prevent the yeast infection from being introduced back into your mouth again.
Should you have a child who has developed chronic yeast infections of the mouth or throat they should be prescribed with some type of medication. Plus as mentioned above it is important that you replace their toothbrush both during and after treatment has been carried out. Also you it is crucial that you sterilize, wash with hot soapy water or replace those toys or items which they like to chew on or place in their mouths.
Along with chronic yeast infections of the groin, mouth and throat area a lot of people will find that they suffer from it on their skin. The most likely places you are to find it are under the arms, under or on your breasts or in skin folds as this provides the warm moist environment that yeast likes to grow in. When suffering from chronic yeast infections of the skin is that you make sure that you keep the area affected as dry as possible. Wearing loose fitting cotton clothing can help with this.
If you choose to wear tight fitting or materials made from synthetic products it will only cause you to sweat more and this will provide the ideal breeding ground (moist and warm) in which chronic yeast infections thrive. Should you happen to suffer from any chronic yeast infections around the skin folds then it may be worthwhile using a antifungal powder rather than cream. The powder is able to not only treat the condition, but also prevent the buildup of sweat in the area.
It does not matter what types of chronic yeast infections you are dealing with, there are plenty of medical studies which show that eating yogurt that contains active cultures, are extremely effective at helping to prevent yeast infections. Especially if they are eating on a daily basis. So if you haven't then why not start including one of the many active culture yogurts available into your diet each day.
Something else which is proving to be beneficial for people who suffer from chronic yeast infections is their intake of probiotics. These are live micro-organisms that are very similar to the active cultures we discussed above found in yogurt. They work by helping to regulate the levels of all micro-organisms in the body and this in turn can help to bring any types of chronic yeast infections under control.
If you find that you have chronic yeast infections in or on any parts of your body it is important to visit your doctor as soon as possible. They will be quickly able to evaluate the severity of yours and then prescribe the best course of treatment for it.
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