How To Prevent And Cure Yeast Infections When Pregnant

How To Prevent And Cure Yeast Infections When Pregnant

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How can you prevent and treat yeast infections when pregnant? That's a big puzzle to so many pregnant women out there. I in fact do not believe yeast infections are prevented while pregnant since our bodies produce a lot of yeast, but if it make you feel better, everyone pregnant gets a yeast infection at one time or another and when you see your doctor he will prescribe you something that will make you and your would be baby feel better.

Monistat certainly, or some other treatment options can be used to treat a yeast infection during pregnancy - just get the clear with your doctor as they (the medicine makers) want you not to take it without doctor authorization for the reason that there's a chance it is not a yeast infection you maybe having, but an STD and yeast infection medicine will not help that.

Preventing it means a lesser amount of sugar ( thats when you have yeast infections when pregnant), no juices, and consume more yogurt or some probiotic foods. Although I actually don't know how to prevent them totally, there are tons of methods to manage or better handle them. My OB gave me a prescription for cream to inject every night for a week to help me heal. Eating yogurt can help keep the bacteria down there where it needs to be and might also help in healing a yeast infection. You could also choose to only use Monistat 3. Use it at bedtime for 3 nights. Consume a lot of yogurt. Drink plenty of water. It should clear it up. If not, see your obgyn. But you should see your doctor first.

I have only ever tried yogurt for prevention while taking antibiotics. I believe it really works and I just used normal store bought yogurt. I don't think antibiotics is how they usually get rid of yeast infections but I heard eating yogurt and cutting down on sweets and sugary food helps since yeast thrives on it. But in case your symptoms do not disappear in a few days, go to the hospital. Those infections can become serious if let to get out of hand.

Stay away from dairy products. Monistat you can get at any store basically, it is not an antibiotic its over-the-counter and it works. Many people swear by yogurt or inserting a clove of garlic, Its worth a shot I guess. Also most infections will let up or disappear when you get your period since the pH balance changes and yeast finds it more difficult to survive then. Doctor - they will likely prescribe you an anti-fungal, either in a cream or pill format.

A more holistic approach for getting rid of yeast infections would be to take acidophilus, which is the active bacterial found in most yogurts. Though I don't know just how much you'd have to take to kill enough of the yeast colony for relief. If you ask me, I probably would opt for the pill and then take acidophilus afterwards to rebalance everything in my system for a couple of months. But that's just my opinion.

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