Breastfeeding Thrush: "I Have Thrush So Bad it's in My Armpits!"

This is what a friend told me when she called me a couple of months ago. She was on her second baby (3 months old) and was beside herself with stress and exhaustion. She had a 2-year-old already, a husband working 7 days a week to make ends meet, and she really had a bad case of thrush - worse, she really had candidiasis, which is when the yeast has gone systemic. On top of that, the inflammation from the yeast in her breast tissue was causing recurrent mastitis and problems with her milk supply regulation. Her baby also had symptoms of oral thrush.

I talked to her for a while and told her what she needed to do. She was afraid her case was just too severe but really did not want to take harmful drugs or give them to her baby, so she decided to give my recommendations a try. At any rate, a few weeks later her baby was completely clear. Another 3 weeks later she called to thank me and tell me she was back to her normal self and couldn't believe it but the mastitis and all of her fatigue, thrush and other yeast symptoms were gone too.

This is a perfect example of how having thrush/yeast is a sign that your body and/or your baby's body, is out of balance. This underlying imbalance leaves a person susceptible not only to yeast but to other infections and health problems as well - and that's why it's so important not just to kill the yeast when treating thrush. On top of that, many pharmaceutical and even home remedies for thrush are toxic, making the underlying imbalance even worse.

If you would like to learn how to cure thrush quickly and naturally, without dangerous drugs, check out my book, "The 3-Day Thrush Cure."

Good luck to you!

Diflucan For Thrush? Why I Wouldn't Use Diflucan, Especially for Babies

Diflucan is a potent anti-fungal drug and it will help to kill of the yeast that's causing thrush - at least temporarily. Of course, it does nothing to help fix the underlying problem that allowed the thrush yeast to invade in the first place. In fact,Diflucan is quite toxic and For ultimately will make your body weaker, leaving you (or your baby) even more vulnerable to yeast overgrowth down the line.

Diflucan also has the risk of serious side effects, which you can read more about here.

I would never give a drug this toxic to my child unless there was a very good reason to do so, such as a life threatening fungal infection. Needless to say those instances are extremely are.

To learn how to cure thrush completely naturally, without the use of Diflucan or other toxic drugs, download my best-selling ebook "The 3-Day Thrush Cure."

Common Causes of Breastfeeding Thrush

It's really unfortunate that yeast and thrush problems are becoming so commonplace. The reality is that many moms are suffering from chronic yeast problems even before they experience breastfeeding thrush. Then little babies are starting out their lives with yeast problems, which can easily spiral into chronic, low-level yeast infections.

Thrush doesn't occur in a vacuum; many modern-day medical and lifestyle practices are important reasons as to why infant thrush and breastfeeding thrush have become so prevalent.

Check out my ezinearticles.com article, "Breastfeeding Thrush - The Most Common Causes" for more detailed information on this subject.

Also, if you would like more in depth information on how to cure thrush naturally, I have published an ebook on the subject on my website www.GetRidofThrush.com . If you're a thrifty mom like me, I know it's hard to spend even $27, especially if you're thinking you can find the info for free on the internet. However, what drove me to develop and publish this information was the fact that I simply was NOT able to find this information for free on the net (I tried and failed several times) and ended up developing my own program, which so far has had a 100% success rate.

I wish you and your baby the best!

Rebecca
www.GetRidofThrush.com