Can untreated yeast infection come back? Same infection or new one????

Hi,

I was diagnosed with a yeast infection and was told to buy an over the counter medication just if I felt bad symptoms, which I don't. The problem is that I don't know if this yeast infection is a new one or just one that was never cured in the first place. My biggest symptom is burning during intercourse. Which comes and goes. I am not sure if I have ever had a yeast infection in prior years but I am almost 24 yrs old and I think I have just begun to get them in recent months. It's scaring me a lot since I have read that for women this is often the first sign of the hiv infection....which scares me on a completlely different level. Pls help!!

alexis0106 wrote:

Hi, I was diagnosed with a yeast infection and was told to buy an over the counter medication just if I felt bad symptoms, which I don't. The problem is that I don't know if this yeast infection is a new one or just one that was never cured in the first place. My biggest symptom is burning during intercourse. Which comes and goes. I am not sure if I have ever had a yeast infection in prior years but I am almost 24 yrs old and I think I have just begun to get them in recent months. It's scaring me a lot since I have read that for women this is often the first sign of the hiv infection....which scares me on a completlely different level. Pls help!!

The biggest cause of recurrent yeast infections is an intestinal yeast infection. If the yeast in your intestines isn’t killed along with the yeast in your vagina then the yeast just works its way back to your vagina through your digestive and urinary tracts.

An anti Candida protocol needs to be started so all the yeast is killed at the same time.


The yeast could be resistant
Another reason a yeast infection will keep coming back is it has built up a resistance to the medication you’re using. This can happen when you have an intestinal yeast infection, or if your yeast infection is being caused by a health issue or illness.

It’s best to see your doctor if you haven’t already if you’re suffering from chronic yeast infections. Your doctor can rule out any health problems or illnesses that could be the underlying cause of your yeast infections.

Your doctor unfortunately can’t help you if you’re suffering from an internal yeast infection. All your doctor can do is prescribe you more anti fungal drugs which will make your intestinal yeast infection worse.


Anti candida protocol
If you are suffering from recurrent/chronic yeast infections then the Cure Your Yeast Infection Naturally e book will help you cure yourself.

Whatever you decide to do I hope you cure yourself as soon as possible.