Miconazole Resistant Yeast Infections
February 4th, 2010
Creating miconazole resistant yeast infections is easy, and more women are now doing this all the time. All you need to do is keep applying this anti fungal drug to your vaginal yeast infection, and then let nature do the rest.
There’s one flaw in trying to cure a yeast infection with a vaginal anti fungal cream, and that is, the itching is just a symptom of fungal overgrowth. Just treating a symptom doesn’t work, you need to treat the infection from the cause. No infection has ever been cured by treating a symptom, but drug companies make millions every year telling you this is how you cure a yeast infection.
Yeast lives in your body all the time. It lives in your vagina, in your intestines and on your skin. Your body usually keeps the yeast under control if you’re healthy, and your body’s natural defenses are at full strength. This is why you weren’t suffering from an infection before, but you’ve had the yeast in your body for years.
The yeast will grow in numbers when your body’s natural defenses have been compromised. This is when it will mutate into an infection causing fungus, and then your symptoms start. Fungi love a warm, moist place to breed in, and that is why the symptoms of a yeast infection are worse in the vagina.
These symptoms are not an indication that the infection is just in your vagina, and this is why a lot of women are unable to cure their infection with an anti fungal cream that contains miconazole. Miconazole is good at killing fungus, but you need to stop the yeast in your body mutating.
The only way to cure a yeast infection is to stop the yeast mutating into an aggressive fungus. You do this by strengthening your body’s natural defenses so your health goes back to the way it was. The fungus will carry ion destroying your health until you eliminate it from your body.
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