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YEAST INFECTIONS

Vaginal yeast infections, also known as yeast vaginitis or vaginal candidiasis, are a prevalent issue among women. While these infections typically manifest as occasional episodes, they can become recurring and lead to persistent chronic symptoms.

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COMMON YEAST INFECTION SYMPTOMS

  • Itching or irritation of the vulva and around the vaginal opening.

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  • Pain with urination.

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  • Vulvar soreness or irritation.

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  • Pain with intercourse.

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  • Reddened and swollen vulvar and vaginal tissues.

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  • Some women have no abnormal vaginal discharge. Others have white clumpy (curd-like) or watery vagina

YEAST INFECTION RISK FACTORS

  • Antibiotics

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  • Hormonal contraceptives

    • Such as birth control pills.

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  • Contraceptive devices.

    • Such as an intrauterine device (IUD).

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  • Weakened immune system

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  • Pregnancy

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  • Diabetes

    • Women who have uncontrolled diabetes are at a higher risk for developing yeast infections. 

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  • Sexual activity

    • Yeast infections are not a sexually transmitted disease. They can occur in women who are not sexually active.

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