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Candida species are disease-inducing microbes that apparently occur in 85% of the population.
They can lead to the unpleasant health condition of chronic yeast infection (chronic candidiasis).
By their opportunist nature, they only lead to chronic yeast infection in certain instances.
Naturally occurring Candida exist in excess of 100 species, but only a quarter of them are
recognized as causing human yeast infection. The most common strain is Candida albicans, and
then Candida glabrata, Candida krusei, Candida tropicalis, and Candida parapsilosis. The yeast
infection rates are: Candida albicans - about four out of five; yeast Candida glabrata, Candida
tropicalis, and other kinds of fungi - one out of five.
Yeast microbes live in the moist and warm areas like the mouth, the vagina, the bowels and the
rectum. They are typically found in a good percentage of healthy people. Held at bay by probiotics,
favorable microorganisms, yeast microbes have few negative effects on a healthy person.
Nevertheless, they multiply fast when infection takes hold.
Candidiasis can be quickened by particular conditions out of the ordinary. These conditions are
typically determined by the subtype of the yeast infection. For example: antibiotics, pregnancy,
contraceptive pills, or hormone replacement therapy may hasten vaginal candidiasis, whereas
insufficient personal hygiene can bring about yeast infection in males. The process may thus be
the result of abnormal concentration of yeast microbes, above all in moist and warm areas of the
surface of the body. However stress or an excess of weight can also push up the chance of yeast
infection. In addition, weak immunity systems can be a cause in general of continuing yeast
infections due to any subtype.
The data below concern yeast infections:
1. Three out of four women suffer a vaginal candidiasis, the most often observed, at least once in
their life. As many as two out of five women have recurring or long duration yeast infections.
2. According to certain research, it is the age group of 21-30 that is most at risk from chronic yeast
infection, and then the age group of 11-20.
3. Whether it's physical or emotional, stress can debilitate your immune system and boost the
danger to you of colds and herpes. This can favor yeast cultivation too.
4. Because the yeast microbe is most active in conditions of warmth and moisture, hot weather
favors the occurrence of chronic yeast infection.
5. Candidiasis can also be brought on by particular foods such as yeast foods, refined

2. carbohydrates, candy, dairy products (difficult to digest, lactose laden with chemicals for hormone
growth as well as favoring mucus) and wines (glucose laden).
6. In research done in the last ten years of the twentieth century at New York's Long Island Jewish
Medical Center, it was observed that women having consumed a cup of yogurt on a daily basis for
half a year could reduce the onset of chronic yeast infections by a factor of three. The theory
however lacked sufficient data as only 13 women finished the study. Other research indicates that
eating live strains of lactobacillus acidophilus either as supplements or as a yogurt can help to
stop yeast infections.
The subtypes of candidiasis that occur the most are:
1. Candida vaginal infections: forming inside the vulva or the vagina. This is the kind of chronic
infection encountered the most often.
2. Oral thrush: developing in the mouth and most often seen in individuals with very weak immune
systems, including babies.
3. Baby thrush (nappy rash): responsible for rashes around the diaper area.
4. Male yeast infection: affects the glans penis, causing a rash.
5. Paronychia (infections of the underlying tissue of the nail): this type of yeast infection habitually
appears next to the fingernail.
Note that each subtype of candidiasis is of a different kind. Other candida infections can happen
practically anywhere in the body, frequently in folds of the skin: under the arms or the breasts, in
between toes and so forth.
In certain instances, yeast infections can attack other parts of the body. This may be indicative of
serious imbalance internally of the body. However usually, candidiasis is without lasting
consequence, easily remedied and do not lead to serious health conditions. In many cases, yeast
infections will disappear after a time without requiring medication.
The manifestation of the symptoms of candidiasis needs professional advice from a qualified
physician. Chronic yeast infections may be just a symptom of more serious problems, such as
sexually transmitted diseases with similar symptoms, leukemia, diabetes and AIDS, just to give a
few examples.
As excessive multiplication of Candida is the root of almost all yeast infections, failure to sort out
the internal problem that is responsible for the symptom of discharge, rash or other related to
Candida, will not prevent these symptoms fro recurring after a while. Although chronic yeast
infections can be treated using over the counter medication or a prescription at home, remember
that virtually all such infections are an alarm signal of a severe internal problem that should be
correctly treated. In addition, failure to treat the internal problems causing the yeast related
symptoms could also lead to severe health complications.

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