Question 1

can men get yeast infection?

Accepted Answer

Yes: This is more likely in men who are not circumcised.

Question 2

where can a man get yeast infection?

Accepted Answer

Anywhere: A man can get a yeast infection in and around the penis, groin area, between his toes or anywhere on the body that is warm and moist.

Question 3

i get yeast infection often in the summer why?

Accepted Answer

Heat, moisture : in vaginal area can make for optimum environment for yeast to grown. Especially if you wear tight panties or hose made from synthetic materials that don't "breath" well.

Question 4

what can u eat to help not get yeast infection ?

Accepted Answer

Foods for Yeast: These candida diet foods help eliminate Candida Albicans from your body.
Green leafy vegetables (including plenty of raw garlic), 
protein foods (beef, chicken, eggs, fish that are antibiotic and hormone free), 
live yogurt cultures (both dairy and non-dairy, )  whey, acidophilus (non-sweetened types of yogurt), 
green algae (such as chlorella), 
nuts and seeds, 
healthy oils (olive, canola, fish)
no.

Question 5

is it normal to get yeast infection twice a month?

Accepted Answer

It is not normal: No it is not. If genital, usually antibiotics can change vaginal flora and lead to most commonly candidiasis ( Candida albicans).  However other reasons such as low immunity, venereal, high or alkaline pH of the vagina may lead to candidiasis. Most likely a thorough history and possible gyn exam at your PCP will lead to explanation. Treatment is widely available.

Question 6

can you get yeast infection from baby wipes?

Accepted Answer

Not directly: Yeast from the stool will readily move into and establish an infection on irritated skin. If the preservatives or chemicals in the wipe aggravate an existing irritated area, it might allow yeast to take hold. Home made wipes using baby oil and paper towels can avoid this when used on irritated skin.

Question 7

how can you get yeast infection in your blood?

Accepted Answer

Very unusual: Usually only people who are immunocompromised (chemo therapy patients, for example) have blood borne yeast infections.  The average person absolutely does not despite many online reports.

Question 8

is it common for a female to get yeast infection or warts?

Accepted Answer

Family practice : Yeast infections are more common then venerial warts.  You have to be exposed to someone with warts to get them. Yeast infections come when you take antibiotics or when your immune system is down. A female's anatomy is such that it easier for contamination.

Question 9

do you only get yeast infection if you have broken your hymen?

Accepted Answer

No: Yeast infections can occur in virgins. The can be caused by moisture (wearing wet bathing suits, gym clothes), tight jeans or spandex, diabetes, etc.

Question 10

husband has fungal infec on back ongoing. intercourse i get yeast infection, is this related?

Accepted Answer

Fungus: If your husband has a fungal infection, althouhg it seems primarily on his back he could have elswhere on body.  Yes, I think this might be related especially if it is a recurrent problem.

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