Total Hormone Overload

There is nothing worse than having to go to the doctor and telling them that you may have a yeast infection. The doctor will run through the list of symptoms of yeast infection during pregnancy with you, and you will not be feeling so comfortable. It was bad enough you had to go regularly to the gynaecologist for a regular check-up and now the doctor too for extra things that occur while your hormones just do as they please with your body.

You may be lucky and only suffer the symptoms of yeast infection during pregnancy maybe once during this blossoming phase of your life, but others are less fortunate with other problems due to hormone overload.

The doctor or gynaecologist will check after you have run through your list of symptoms of yeast infection during pregnancy, such as itchiness, a weird odour that you are not willing to keep with you, a discharge that you thought was sour milk or cottage cheese for that matter. Your doctor will also check your urine to make sure you don't also have a urinary tract infection, since this tract is so short compared to the males, infections are so much easier to get. If you doctor finds out that you have a burning sensation when you urinate he will let you know that you have a urinary infection too.

Keep Infections To A Minimum

Since you cannot always control the infections you get during pregnancy it is still important that you try keep them to a minimum. If you do have other symptoms besides the symptoms of yeast infection during pregnancy you will be given creams to apply internally carefully and an external cream could be prescribed.

No Scripts Needed For Yeast Infection Creams

You can get all your yeast infection medicine during pregnancy over the counter without a script from you doctor. You could also use zinc ointment to treat the outside areas that are itchy to give you fast relief within ten minutes. This needs to be applied every time you go to the loo, and before you go to bed to maximise effectiveness.

Since the doctor will not just give you antibiotics he will stick to creams as far as possible to treat the symptoms of yeast infection during pregnancy. However if these methods don't help alternative methods will have to be sought, besides oral medication as this could harm the baby.

If you find that you suffer from continuous symptoms of yeast infection during pregnancy it is important to see the gynaecologist. The gynaecologist could change your diet or give you a supplement that can help minimise this re-occurrence of thrush or Candida as it is also called.