There are countless people who deal with yeast infection, yet
there are only a few who know the exact cause of the problem.
There are several causes of yeast infection such as poor
hygiene, use of tampons and other perfumed products, eating an
unhealthy diet and the like. Yet another probable cause of yeast
infection is the use of antibiotics. Not many people know that
persistent use of antibiotics can lead to recurring yeast
infections. Antibiotics are the medications that work by
destroying the causative organisms or the bad bacteria. However,
sometimes these medicines are not able to distinguish between
the good and bad bacteria. As a result, the good bacteria is
also destroyed along side. Since the good bacteria is destroyed,
the growth of yeast in the body remains unchecked. The level of
yeast in the body continues to increase and multiply, which
eventually results in a yeast infection. Further on, the use of
antibiotics also throws the PH levels off balance. It turns the
vaginal environment from alkalin