How do you get rid of a yeast infection in a man WITHOUT medicine, creams, etc.?

Question

So I've looked up some info and have basically come to the conclusion that I have a Penile yeast infection. I was wondering if there are any normal cures for it, without using any kind of medicine you would have to buy, such as one meant for woman that can be used on men.

P.S. I am uncircumcised and so its the foreskin that is irritated and I cant pull it down the head which I normally can. YES I'm a man, dont ask about the Avatar or Screen Name.

Answer 1

You need to go to the doctor because that yeast infection can spread to other warm parts of your body.

Your doctor will likely prescribe Difulcan.

Don't be shy about this, seek professional help....

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

I'm not really aware of any home remedies that exist. Avoid sweets and starches, which can make the situation worse. Steroids can also make it worse.

My husband gets them sometimes, since he's diabetic. His doctor seemed to suggest that it is a problem for uncircumcised men to get yeast infections - the foreskin can tear because of the swelling, dryness, and lack of the skin being able to move around when needed - and that can of course create a situation where bacteria can be a problem and other infections could occur, not to mention that it's painful.

If my husband's infections have been mild, they sometimes go away of their own accord after a few days. But more usually he ends up needing to go to the doctor to get a prescription. They clear up much faster with medication anyway, so it's a preferable solution to just sitting around waiting for it to work itself out.

A doctor might suggest circumcision - my husband's doctor did - but unless this becomes a regular problem for you that you really can't handle, you really don't need to bother considering it. It's an extreme measure, and rarely a necessity.

Answer 5

Hello, I'm on the second week and seeing definite improvement on my yeast infection symptoms:
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Note that: If the yeast infection doesn't respond to over the counter treatment, prescription medication will likely be necessary. Similarly, if the symptoms return after two months of being treated, you should contact the doctor for professional treatment rather than resorting again to home treatment.

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If this is the first time you have experienced a yeast infection, you should schedule an appointment to have the condition treated by a doctor instead of resorting to home treatment

Answer 6

Yeast infection can be gotten rid of by eating certain foods that contain chemicals which will help in various ways. It seems there is one cure available as quite a comprehensive eBook product.

Check it out at the website below.

Answer 7

I suppose you could try natural, living-culture yoghurt but really it's simpler to just go to the pharmacy and get an over-the-counter cream designed for women's genitals. There are also oral pills that can also be bought over the counter but don't use them in combination without advice from the pharmacist.

Answer 8

Acidophilis and Bifidis, take a capsule every day or eat yogurt every day with acidophilis and bifidis cultures. Should clear you up in a week or so. Keep taking them to fight off further yeast problems.

Answer 9

I agree with the youghurt idea (eating and I think you can put it on the area...lol), the over-the-counter yeast infection cream idea, or the doctor idea if it doesn't go away. Good luck and ignore the pro-circumcision loonies.

Answer 10

dude you need to see a MD to get a perscription. If your pee pee gets to infected you will have a seriously difficult time with swelling and getting that foreskin down. Antibiotics kills infections. They are pretty cheap too. Dude go to the ER and get that thing fixed now!