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Reoccurring yeast infections

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daz16309
daz16309

I have been experiencing reoccurring yeast infections for the past year in the last 7 months it has been almost everyday of the month (expect during my period) the pain comes back after my period is over. I have been to several doctors who have prescribed me creams and anti biotics. these may work for a week but then symptoms come back . i have tried everything now from not using soaps down there, not wearing tight clothes eating less sugar, cutting out alcohol , cutting out gluten and cheese. im not on any contraceptive pill either.  I have been tested for other bacterial infections (inclu stis) and all have come back negative (just yeast is present).  I have been taking probiotics and natural yogurt to try add good bacteria into my body and. The symptoms flare up after eating the feeling of an intense burning and itching. 

Does anyone know i can try and prevent this reoccurring yeast im having could it be digestive issues which is causing the yeast due to the feeling after eating? I WOULD BE SO GRATEFUL IF SOMEONE COULD HELP.!!!!!  

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  • Jane_tramone25
    Jane_tramone25 daz16309

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    I knew Fugacil is a strong antifungal cream and it really helped an extreme itching and burning sensation caused by yeast infection. 4 months ago, I suffered from the same symptoms that recurred frequently after my period. I tried this cream, ate a healthy diet and avoided sugar with a great success. So now, you should reduce the symptoms, check and limit your risk factors. Common factors that cause your re-occurring infections may include antibiotics, diabetes, contraceptives, immunodeficiency, mechanical irritation of vulvovaginal area, inadequate treatment, and sexual transmission. Good luck.
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