Hello docs. i was wondering can toothpaste help a yeast infection?

Try something Rx.: There are multiple methods for treating yeast infections (some as simple as diet change); toothpaste is not one of these, and this is not it's intended use. I recommend you speak with your pcp, who can likely make a quick prescription for something that will work to address your condition :).

Toothpaste use: Toothpaste is designed to treat teeth. It is not to be used to treat other areas of the body.

For cleaning teeth: And for use in the mouth only.

No point trying: There are many medications available otc and rx indicated to treat that. Toothpaste does a great job in the oral cavity. Hope this helps.

No: You need a medication designed just for that. Toothpaste is designed for other things ask your dentist for your options.

Absolutely not: Toothpaste does not eliminate any of the creepy crawlies that live in your mouth, just helps control them. You'll notice i said in your mouth, not anywhere else in or on your body. Please see your physician for the appropriate treatment for your particular yeast infection.