Hormonal fluctuation: Hormonal fluctuations can cause yeast infections. Throughout a woman's menstrual cycle hormones change. The change in hormones can lead to different acidities in the vaginal area as well as different amounts and types of fluids in the vagina. During the period, when blood is passed and tampons are used to catch the flow, the vaginal mucosa can be irritated and become more susceptible to yeast
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