Candidiasis
or Yeast Infection is one of the most common fungal
infections which emerge when there is an enlargement of
ubiquitous fungus knows as Candida. Research has shown
that there are almost 20 species of Candida, from which
Candida Albicans is one of the most common infections
found all through the world. It has been proven that
when this infection emerges in the mouth it is known as
thrush. Also, if a baby gets infected with this fungus,
then it is likely that the baby has a yeast infection in
the diaper area as well. This type of fungus normally
exists on all the surfaces of human bodies in small
quantities. When the hormonal imbalance or irregular
acidity of the vagina is being caused then it is likely
that Candida can develop in multiple areas causing
infection. Nail bed, diaper rash, skin, thrush and
vaginal yeast infections are some of the examples of
this type of infection. Candidiasis
treatment can be varied and many.
Causes
The
Candida Albicans species are found in the warm, moist
body areas, such as genitals and gastrointestinal tract,
and normally cause no harm. However, sometimes, a number
of factors, including hormonal imbalance, weak immune
system, improper dietary choices, emotional instability
and so on, result in a sudden and rapid growth of the
Candida fungus leading to yeast infection. Some kind of
diabetes mellitus and antibiotics can also play an
important role in triggering yeast infections.
Candidiasis infection creates multiple organ systems in
the human body. These infections normally exist in the
warm and moist body region like the underarm, which are
usually exposed to the environment and is liable to get
infected.
Normally,
the skin efficiently stops yeast. However, some of the
cuts or injuries to the skin may allow these species to
break through. They usually affect the babies in the
areas that include the diaper areas or mouth. Some of
the common illustrations of this infection are
vaginitis, oral thrush, vulvar rash, conjunctivitis,
diaper rash, endophthalmitis, rectum symptoms and
infections of the nail.
Symptoms
Most
of the women do experience the burning or genital
itching in some of the body parts. In the case of men,
they can feel an itching rash on their penis. However,
if it appears in the mouth then the tongue tends to
become white or you get white patches on your throat or
cheeks. And if it appears in the diaper area, then the
red lesions get increased. Severe itching, burning,
whitish-grey discharge, irritation of vagina and
soreness are some of the symptoms of this type of
infection.
Candidiasis
Treatment
Yeast
infection can be controlled easily as there are many
Candidiasis treatments available such as anti-fungal
treatments or even through home remedies. An anti-fungal
diaper cream can be utilized if babies have this
infection on their diaper area. Even if this infection
has appeared in your mouth then with candidiasis
treatment of anti-fungal remedy you can cure the
symptoms of this condition in your mouth. However, in
the case of oral Candidiasis one can use anti-fungal
remedy like fluconazole or ketoconazole. These
candidiasis treatments can provide a temporary relief of
Candidiasis symptoms. However, if you are looking for a
complete cure, forget about these temporary medications
as they can only offer you relief from the symptoms and
not the cause of this condition. Also, prescription
drugs and over the counter medications always cause some
form of side effects like dizziness, nausea and more.
The problems can also intensify in the case of sensitive
patients like babies and pregnant women.
There
is only one safe and effective Candidiasis
treatment for curing yeast infection, and that is
holistic treatment. Holistic treatment is a
comprehensive form of treatment that uses its
multidimensional treatment procedure to wipe out the
root cause of candidiasis. As holistic
approach treats the human body as a whole, it also
tackles all the contributing factors of Candidiasis.
Hence, your long overdue relief from this disease can be
obtained only through the effective holistic approach.
