Did you know that 50% of women suffer from recurrent vaginal yeast infections each year with each reoccurrence the symptoms get progressively worse? Why does this happen? It is believed that many of these women do not know how to treat their yeast infections naturally. Rather than simply treating the symptoms natural treatments will actually fix the underlying cause of the problem.
Let’s take a more in depth look at two specific natural remedies. The first option that we are going to look at is natural or organic pro-biotic yogurt and the second option is Sodium Chlorite which is an anti-microbial rinse. Both of these treatments are equally effective and easy to use. They are also low cost options and can easily be found in your local grocery stores.
Yogurt Yogurt is an extremely popular treatment option. Its natural bacteria are considered to be good bacteria that can help to restore the body’s normal PH levels. We have two ways to receive benefits from this, first of all you can simply eat a serving every day. The second treatment option is to apply it directly to the affected area- this method has the added benefit of cooling and relieving not only the cause but the symptoms as well.
Sodium Chlorite The next treatment option that we will be discussing is the use of Sodium Chlorite as an external wash. This can have positive results in a matter of hours. To make a rinse: The first thing that you will need to do is mix 6 drops of Sodium Chlorite and 1 tablespoon of organic unfiltered apple cider vinegar together and let it stand for five minutes. Now add one cup of distilled water to the mixture. Wash the vaginal area and any surrounding area that is also irritated. Following the treatment you should also apply the yogurt as stated above.
Depending on how severe your infection is you should see results anywhere from 12 hours to 3 days following these treatments.
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