Describes what male yeast infections are and how to treat them.

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Yes, there are yeast infections for men. This video talks specifically about what to do for them.

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Contrary to the common notion that only women contract yeast infections, men can also be infected. Since there is the mindset that men are not prone to the infection, most infected men do not even know that there is already something wrong with their body.

Some men are infected through sexual intercourse with women with yeast infections. Whenever a woman is prescribed medication for her yeast infection, chances are, the doctor will also prescribe medication for the man. Otherwise, the infection will just go back and forth like an endless ping pong game.

A man is vulnerable to yeast infection during sex because of the exposure of the urethra. The yeast can pass through the urethra canal, and may eventually end up in the prostate gland. This poses a more serious situation.

Men with diabetes are also more prone to yeast infections. Since they have higher percentage of sugar in their bodies, the sugar in their urine feeds the yeast. Also, men with weak immune systems are also vulnerable to the infection.

Taking antibiotics may also cause yeast infections in men. Since the antibiotics kill bacteria, including the good ones, yeast is able to thrive in penile area. Yeast growth then becomes uncontrollable. The infection is caused by the yeast Candida, and the infection is also called candidiasis.

There are several symptoms of yeast infection in men; the most common is irritation around the genital area. The penis may become sore and reddish, especially at the head of the penis. Itching is not uncommon. Moreover, some men get red spots or blisters on their genitals.

Like in cases of yeast infection in women, men may also notice discharge. The discharge is usually white.
In some cases, the symptoms are psychological. Some men who are infected feel depressed and moody. Some experience memory loss and fatigue.

Yeast infections are also associated with illnesses in the digestive system. Some men become flatulent, and may experience diarrhea. However, some men may experience the opposite; in other cases, the infected men are constipated. Some have bad digestion, which eventually leads to bad breath.
In order to prevent yeast infection, safe sex should be practiced.

However, if it is already too late to take preventive measures and the man is already infected, there are a few treatments that will help. One of which is to use over the counter antifungal creams. Although these products are normally marketed for women, topical creams and ointments can also be used by men with yeast infections. There are also oral medications out in the market that contain active ingredients targeted to kill the fungus. It is best to consult a doctor before taking oral medications, because another treatment may be more appropriate.

  Other men would prefer to follow more natural procedures to get rid of their yeast infection. There are diets to follow to make sure the yeast goes away and stays away. These diets involve lessening the sugar intake to make the yeast less likely to thrive. Eating yogurt also helps, as yogurt contains good bacteria to counter the overgrowth of yeast.

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By: David Cross

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