Women health
*Women health>>>Yeast Infections

Increased soy = yeast infection?



The past two weeks or so I have dramatically changed my eating by adding 1-2 servings of soy into my diet a day. With my all bran buds I鈥檝e been using soygood and for lunches or dinners every few days I鈥檝e been eating veggie burgers etc. Then a few days ago I got a yeast infection. I could just be a coincidence, but I really think it has something to do with what I was eating that made me more susceptible to getting one, because I鈥檝e never had one before and I could not think of anything that I had done differently with my body. I did a little research and found that soy actually estrogen levels in women by just having one serving a day for a week. And then I compared that with reasons why some women get yeast infections and it said that it can be due to a sudden change in hormonal levels. I was totally blown away by this, but everything just matched up so well. I鈥檓 totally convinced that this is the reason why I got the infection, and plan to take soy totally out of my diet. What do you guys think of all this?

have you taken any kinds of medicine?like penicillin?because i usually get the same thing when i take it.
Tags
Urinary Tract Uterine Cancer Varicose Veins Violence Against Women Weight Management Yeast Infections Yoga Schizophrenia Scleroderma Sexual Dysfunction
Related information
  • Increased soy = yeast infection?
  • Does a yeast infection make the same yeast used for bread?
  • Yeast infection curing, or still treat it?
  • Yeast Infection? How do you tell if you have one?
  • Constant Yeast Infections?
  • Can bread get yeast infections?
  • Yeast Infections and Yogurt?
  • Is it true that in the US an anorexic with a yeast infection is known as a quarter pounder with cheese?
  •    

    Health Categories--Copyright/IP Policy--Contact Webmaster
    The information on whfhhc.com is provided for educational and informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for any medical conditions.