Firstly, lets clarify what we mean by a yeast infection. The body has numerous flora and fauna associated with it, such as bacteria and yeasts, or fungi. As long as the body, and especially the gut, maintains a natural balance then all is well, digestion and other bodily functions continue as normal. When this natural balance is upset, however, then a particular organism can start to dominate and proliferate, then we have an overgrowth.
How Can We Tell If We Have A Yeast Infection? Well, these Symptoms Are A Clue.
Symptoms such as an itching or burning vulva or penis, and anus are usually associated with a yeast infection, and often called thrush. However, there are a range of symptoms which many now believe are linked to a yeast infection, and surprisingly, some of these are chronic conditions.
Hand Pain, Hip and Knee Pain, Headaches or constant Migraines, Constipation, Unexplainable Lack of Energy, Acne or Rosacea, Respiratory Infections, Constant Tiredness or Fatigue, Irritability, Joint Pain or Swelling, PMS, Digestive Pain, Muscle Aches, Short Attention Span, Leaky Gut Syndrome, Arthritis, Painful Urination, Painful Sex, Sexual Dysfunction or Impotence, Depression or Mood Swings, Chronic Rashes, Recurrent infection such as athletes foot, Yeast Infections in Your Toe or Fingernails, Unexplainable Feeling of “Not being yourself”, Bloating or IBS, Hypoglycemia, Menstrual Pain, Jumpy Legs, Blurred Vision Or Brain Fog, Bad breath, Craving yeasted bread, Skin Lesions, Shortness of Breath, Food Allergies, Learning and Memory Problems, Increased Craving For Simple Carbohydrates i.e sugar, Eczema,
Do you have any of these symptoms? If so, it could be advisable to check out if you have a yeast infection.
A natural remedy is often the best route to go when dealing with a yeast infection. It can be difficult to prove beyond doubt that a yeast infection is responsible for any particular condition. Partly, this is because it is tricky to show that a positive result for yeast, is over and above the normal population expected in the body. Also, these are often long standing conditions with a range of potential causes, and whilst a yeast overgrowth may be indicated, it can be very difficult to isolate a particular cause.
1. You can avoid the side effects often associated with drugs
2. A yeast infection is often the result of the overuse of broad spectrum antibiotics which knock out the bacteria in our bodies which provide the natural competition for yeasts, and so stop the yeasts growing out of control. Whilst the use of antibiotics is a man made intervention, the physiological response is natural and it seems sensible to tackle the problem with a natural remedy.
3. A one hit treatment may not be able to deal with a deep rooted chronic yeast infection. A drug purge to solve the yeast, may only provide a temporary solution and a natural longer term solution may be needed.
If I Don’t Treat My Possible Yeast Infection, What May Happen?
Well, if you are suffering from itching, then you may be able to put up with that for a while and it may eventually subside. However, some sources are linking cancer with yeast overgrowth, as well as the other conditions listed above.
Whilst it may be difficult in many cases to positively diagnose a yeast infection, given the risks in allowing a yeast infection to continue uncontrolled, together with the range of debilitating conditions which could potentially be improved, seeking out a natural remedy could be a sensible, and safe approach.
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