Use of sanitary napkins reduces the air flow in the vaginal area and leads to more yeast infections. No chemicals in the vaginal area. Don't use douches at all and use unscented soaps instead. Also avoid colored or perfumed toilet paper. Boost your immune system.
Yeast infections occur more often in women who have weakened immune systems.
Ask your health care provider to test you for other health problems. A recurrent yeast infection can signal other health problems, such as diabetes, HIV or other infections. If you get a lot of yeast infections, tell your health care provider so that you can be tested for diabetes, gonorrhea, HIV and cervical infections. Ask your health care provider about an oral fungicide. If you have had a lot of yeast infections, consider asking your health care provider for an oral fungicide.