Sex with a yeast infection is definitely not advised if you, or your partner, has a yeast infection.
To continue would be to severely limit the possibility of a cure.
Indeed to continue having sex with a yeast infection might mean that you never achieve a proper cure, and, that while the symptoms may disappear from time to time, the yeast infection just keeps returning.
Here, you will discover what causes your infection, and, how to achieve a fast, permanent cure, so that you can resume your relationship free from yeast infection.
The most important thing to understand about having sex with a yeast infection is that the infection can be transmitted from one partner to another, even although sex itself is not the underlying cause of yeast infection.
By knowing this, and accepting it, you are halfway to eradicating your infection.
The first step in the process is to cut-out sexual activity while proceeding with your treatment.
This may be tough for you and your partner, but the alternative is recurring yeast infections for both of you, maybe for years to come.
The real cause of your yeast infection is a fungus called Candida Albicans which most of the population has in their bodies.
It normally doesn't cause you a problem until it overgrows into an infection.
This overgrow can occur through things like; lowered immune system, high sugar levels (diabetes), antibiotics, pregnancy, oral contraceptives, stress, etc.
So now, what treatment to use? The basis should be that it is fast (in the circumstances the quicker the better), safe, and permanent.
There are 2 approaches that women (and men) tend to use; medication that you get under prescription / over-the-counter, and, home remedies using natural ingredients.
Mainstream medication works for most people, but there can be issues because they are largely based on drugs.
The Candida Albicans fungus which is the underlying cause of your yeast infection will eventually build-up a resistance to certain drugs.
Also, many people believe that they only address the symptoms and not the root cause of your yeast infection, i.
e.
Candida Albicans.
Certainly, many women and men have recurring yeast infections and struggle for a cure for years.
Partly because of the above, and, partly because very many people prefer natural therapies anyway; home remedies are becoming more and more popular, and certainly seem to have good outcomes if followed properly.
However, on their own they are not the whole story.
A solution is much broader than that, and, takes in lifestyle, as well as diet and treatment.
A completely natural approach should first of all; relieve the pain and discomfort of the symptoms; then eradicate the underlying cause; and then provide you with a "blueprint" of how to carry on, so that the Candida does not have the environment in your body to thrive ever again.
To continue would be to severely limit the possibility of a cure.
Indeed to continue having sex with a yeast infection might mean that you never achieve a proper cure, and, that while the symptoms may disappear from time to time, the yeast infection just keeps returning.
Here, you will discover what causes your infection, and, how to achieve a fast, permanent cure, so that you can resume your relationship free from yeast infection.
The most important thing to understand about having sex with a yeast infection is that the infection can be transmitted from one partner to another, even although sex itself is not the underlying cause of yeast infection.
By knowing this, and accepting it, you are halfway to eradicating your infection.
The first step in the process is to cut-out sexual activity while proceeding with your treatment.
This may be tough for you and your partner, but the alternative is recurring yeast infections for both of you, maybe for years to come.
The real cause of your yeast infection is a fungus called Candida Albicans which most of the population has in their bodies.
It normally doesn't cause you a problem until it overgrows into an infection.
This overgrow can occur through things like; lowered immune system, high sugar levels (diabetes), antibiotics, pregnancy, oral contraceptives, stress, etc.
So now, what treatment to use? The basis should be that it is fast (in the circumstances the quicker the better), safe, and permanent.
There are 2 approaches that women (and men) tend to use; medication that you get under prescription / over-the-counter, and, home remedies using natural ingredients.
Mainstream medication works for most people, but there can be issues because they are largely based on drugs.
The Candida Albicans fungus which is the underlying cause of your yeast infection will eventually build-up a resistance to certain drugs.
Also, many people believe that they only address the symptoms and not the root cause of your yeast infection, i.
e.
Candida Albicans.
Certainly, many women and men have recurring yeast infections and struggle for a cure for years.
Partly because of the above, and, partly because very many people prefer natural therapies anyway; home remedies are becoming more and more popular, and certainly seem to have good outcomes if followed properly.
However, on their own they are not the whole story.
A solution is much broader than that, and, takes in lifestyle, as well as diet and treatment.
A completely natural approach should first of all; relieve the pain and discomfort of the symptoms; then eradicate the underlying cause; and then provide you with a "blueprint" of how to carry on, so that the Candida does not have the environment in your body to thrive ever again.
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