Vaginal Yeast Infection  

Vaginal yeast infection is caused by a microorganism living in the genitourinary tract called Candida Albicans. It is a yeast-like microorganism and not a bacteria.  

Although yeast infection happens in the vaginal or vulva area, it should be differentiated from trichomoniasis and bacterial vaginosis. Trichomoniasis is a vaginal infection caused by parasitic protozoa, whereas bacterial vaginosis as its name suggests is caused by bacteria. 

Another type of yeast infection is known as cyclic vulvovaginitis. It causes a recurrent pain, itching and burning sensation when you are in the menstrual period.  

Treatment for Vaginal Yeast Infection

Vaginal yeast infection is conventionally treated with Monistat or prescribed medication like Diflucan, Gynazole, Terazol or Nizoral. In most cases, conventional medication will help to relieve you of the symptoms, but do not completely get rid of the vaginal yeast infection. You will soon experience the recurrent infection and all the painful and irritating symptoms will be back again.

If you want a permanent and complete cure from yeast infection, then you might want to consider a more holistic approach. 

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