Pinpointing Vaginal Yeast Infection Symptoms Vaginal yeast
infection is also referred to as candidiasis. It is a fungal
infection brought about by a number of species of Candida, of
which Candida Albicans is the most common type. This fungus is
usually present on normal human skin and in areas that are
generally warm and moist. Under certain conditions, a change in
their environment causes them to increase in quantity beyond
normal, causing infection. There are, however, ways which may
help you properly identify vaginal yeast infection symptoms. Not
so normal sensations The easiest way for a woman to make out if
she has yeast infection is that she itches severely in and
around her vaginal area. The itching may not be present at all
times. But when it does, it itches a lot so badly she finds it
difficult to walk. It may also be accompanied by a burning
sensation or be generally painful for her to urinate. Separating
the issues One good way to make a distinction of the burning
sensation that is due to a yeast i