Yeast infections and antibiotics are very common today, particularly in women.
You can get Candida Albicans after a treatment with antibiotics for certain diseaseslike rashes, tooth aches, acne, psoriasis or arthritis.
Unfortunately, you cannot do too much about to avoid them.
Antibiotics are well-known for saving our lives.
However, they do have side-effects, and yeast infection on skin, genitals or throat are some of them.
If you get for the first time yeast infection due to antibiotics, you should not worry too much as it is very easy to treat.
However, if you still keep getting recurring candidiasis after an antibiotic treatment, the treatment is more complex as your immune system is compromised.
The problem with antibiotics treatments is that it weakens your immune system and you are prone to infections, particularly vaginal yeast infection.
The main sensations are itchiness, burning and a white discharge like cottage cheese.
In chronic yeast infection you may feel depressed, have panic attacks, memory loss, thrush, rashes on the skin and itchiness, acne, and intestinal problems.
Yeast infection and antibiotics do not affect only women.
Male yeast infection is caused by antibiotics also, not only due to sexual intercourse.
Children and babies may experience candida symptoms after a treatment with antibiotics.
The advice to eat plenty of yogurt during antibiotics treatment may help some prevent getting Candida Albicans.
This is possible because the lactobacillus present in yogurt can restore the balance in your intestines and keep good bacteria thriving.
For a chronic yeast infection you may want a homeopathic cure for candidiasis which helps you kill the ba bacteria in your body.
The most common holistic cures are acidophilus ansd pao d'arco.
Tea tree oil also may help you as it is a very powerful anti-fungal.