Re: What kind of vaginal infection could I have?

[Guest guest]

Probably a combo... I have a massive candida (yeast) inf. from all the antibiotics as well as all the mold, etc., leaking out of my implants. It took quite a while to get it under control....

Eat lots of raw garlic if you can.

shari

[Guest guest]

Jen,

I agree . . . see if eating raw, crushed garlic (as

many as 12 cloves a day - but start with one) doesn't

help. Other than making your stomach feel as though

there is a battle going on (and that's good), it won't

hurt.

Hugs,

Rogene

--- cnjcramer <cnjcramer@...> wrote:

>

> Since 2days after explant I've had a weird vaginal

> like a cross

> between a yeast & bladder infection its hard to

> explain, but its been

> there on & off since Aug (explant) I have an appt

> w/Dr Leu (Kendra's

> ND) on April 14th & I'm looking forward to him doing

> some indepth

> naturopathic tests. Any ideas on what it could be?

> Yeast, fungal?

>

> Thanks

> Jen

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jen,

Another thing you can do is take a garlic clove and score it and place it in your vagina before bedtime and leave it there overnight. Do this several times and it can help.

Kenda

Jen,

I agree . . . see if eating raw, crushed garlic (as

many as 12 cloves a day - but start with one) doesn't

help. Other than making your stomach feel as though

there is a battle going on (and that's good), it won't

hurt.

Hugs,

Rogene

--- cnjcramer <cnjcramer@...> wrote:

>

> Since 2days after explant I've had a weird vaginal

> like a cross

> between a yeast & bladder infection its hard to

> explain, but its been

> there on & off since Aug (explant) I have an appt

> w/Dr Leu (Kendra's

> ND) on April 14th & I'm looking forward to him doing

> some indepth

> naturopathic tests. Any ideas on what it could be?

> Yeast, fungal?

>

> Thanks

> Jen

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

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Jen

It could be low level yeast. I have had problems with this off and

on

for years. I eventually realized that yeast--it didn't look like a

yeast infection--it was a barely noticable whitish discharge, was

probably getting around the urethral area and was causing symptoms

like irritation to the urethrua, some urinary stinging or not

completely feeling like the bladder was empty after urinating and

some

vaginal irritation. What really helped me was two things: first

cutting out high oxalate foods--such as chocolate, pepper, yams, etc,

and secondly, using oral nystatin as a douche. I used if whenever

the

symptoms seemed to build up. You use 1 tsp in a quart of warm water.

YOu can use as often as necessary. That kept the problem under

control. In every instance, the urethral irritation disappeared when

I used the douche so I know that my thinking that this slightly

whitish thin discharge was yeast was correct. Hope this helps.

Also,

I notice that whenever I take things that kill off yeast, this

actually gets worse. Doesn't make sense, but it does--I was thinking

that it must be sort of like a herx in some way.

Hugs

kathy

-- In , " cnjcramer " <cnjcramer@y...>

wrote:

>

> Since 2days after explant I've had a weird vaginal like a cross

> between a yeast & bladder infection its hard to explain, but its

been

> there on & off since Aug (explant) I have an appt w/Dr Leu

(Kendra's

> ND) on April 14th & I'm looking forward to him doing some indepth

> naturopathic tests. Any ideas on what it could be? Yeast, fungal?

>

> Thanks

> Jen