Curing Male yeast infection with antifungal cream?
Monday, March 1st, 2010 at
1:33 pm
I have a antifungal cream for athletes foot would anyone recomend it for a male yeast infection
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My
name is Lesli Paterson, right now I live in Oregon, I have 2 kids a 4
year old buy and a 2 year old. 
Same medicine cures it all. But men where would you get a yeast infection? Have you been diagnosed by a doctor?
medicines cause yeast infections. I think you should call your doctor
When you come down with a yeast infection, the first thing to do is see a doctor immediately. When treated early on, a yeast infection can be dealt with quickly and with relatively few complications. The treatments tend to be simple and work in a short period of time. Here are a few examples of common yeast infection treatments.
One of the most common of all treatments for yeast infection are antibiotics. The actual type of antibiotics used will depend on the location of the infection, and how progressed the situation happens to be. Oral antibiotics are used when the infection is relatively minor and can be treated on an outpatient basis. However, intravenous drugs may be required if the situation is serious enough to merit remaining in a hospital for several days.
Along with oral medications, there are also some other treatments that can be used effectively in the event of a yeast infection in the vaginal or anal areas. These include medicated suppositories and douches that can help to wash out any discharge as well as provide topical medication to the surface layer of the infection. Depending on the severity of the infection, these types of yeast infection treatments may be teamed with an oral medication to promote healing from two different approaches.
For more information on getting yeast infection relief, you may wish to read about them here : http://yeast-infection.best-health-remedy.com/
I don’t have any idea about your problem. However, I came across a blog about yeast infection. Hope you find your answer there.
Resources for Yeast Infection Causes, Cures, Symptoms, Treatment, Remedies:
http://yeast-infection-guide.blogspot.com
My husband was just diagnosed with a yeast infection yesterday, and was prescribed three different meds, but only one was a cream.
When we got to the pharmacy we were looking for ways to cut the cost a little and we asked about getting an over-the-counter cream instead of the one prescribed. However the pharmacists did not recommend that, as the prescribed cream has active ingredients to ward off the yeast infection specifically.
So besides OTC creams being less effective, you also have to take into account that the yeast infection has most likely spread within your body, and you may not be able to use a cream everywhere. (In our case, it had spread to his tongue and throat, so one of the prescriptions was a medicated rinse.)
Applying a cream, even if it does have some effect on your symptoms, only benefits the area it’s applied to, whereas a yeast infection will not fully improve or go away until the cause is treated – the yeast.