Yeast Infection Symptoms
Not sure if you have a yeast infection? Complete this short Yeast Infection Questionnaire. You will need Adobe Reader to view the questionnaire.
A yeast infection happens when types of Candida yeasts are allowed to multiply and grow out of control. Although Candida yeasts can be found in healthy individuals, they are normally kept in check by the body's immune system. The yeast's ideal environment is a warm and moist one making the mouth, genitals and skin folds its perfect breeding ground. Symptoms of a yeast infection will vary, depending on the form and location of the infection: Vaginal yeast infection symptoms
- burning
- soreness
- pain during intercourse
- pain during urinating
- the presence of a cheese-like discharge on the vagina's walls
- the smell of yeast or bread
- jock itch
- irritation of and around the head of the penis
- soreness of the head of the penis
- diarrhea
- fatigue
- loss of sex drive
Symptoms of an oral yeast infection
- white colored milky substance covering the tongue and throat (thrush)
- red patches on the tongue or palate
- red cracks at the corners of the mouth
- cravings for sugars: bread, pasta, alcohol
- fatigue
- depression
- white colored milky substance covering the tongue and/or throat (thrush)
- pain in the mouth
- difficulty eating
- note: oral yeast infections can cause serious complications
There are a number of all natural yeast infection treatments available for all types of infection.
