Time to get a yeast infection cure

Medication can only be a yeast infection cure for to a limited extent. First of all, because the Candida fungi that creates the yeast infection develops a resistance to drugs. This will either result in ever increasing doses of medication, which involves increasingly affecting secondary effects on your body, or in the constant exchange of medication, which also means more chemicals into your body. Moreover, given enough time, the yeast infection will eventually develop resistance to all medications that have been used against it.

There is another aspect which isn’t considered by most people. The use of certain medications, like antibiotics will not only kill the Candida fungi that causes the yeast infection, but it also will kill the “good” bacteria that lives in your body. This might even cause the opposite effect of the desired one, since the surviving Candida fungi will have less competition for resources and multiply at an even higher rate.

The worst part of it all, as even some doctors reluctantly agree with, is that medication is not a permanent yeast infection cure, just a way to deal with the symptoms.

As you probably know, aside from your health, it means a hit in your finances, as you keep buying more and more medicine and paying doctors.

You could take the doctor’s word and just live your life with permanent itching, not to mention scratching, pain, and even embarrassment. Or you can try a different yeast infection cure.

Some yeast infection cures work because they aim at curing the root of the problem, not only treating the symptoms. They are also natural and medication free, so you don’t have to worry about nasty secondary effects.