Tampons & Yeast Infections

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Yes, regular tampons can slightly raise your risk for developing a yeast infection; although, possibly not by much. Deodorant tampons, on the other hand, may dramatically increase your risk for yeast infections.

Do Tampons Cause Candidiasis?

Tea Tree Oil Tampons

Hydrogen peroxide is an effective inhibitor of Candida. A tampon soaked with 3% hydrogen peroxide will make a great home remedy for yeast infections. Just don’t use stronger concentrations of this chemical.

Hydrogen Peroxide Tampons

Expensive ACV, such as Bragg Organic Raw Apple Cider Vinegar, may not be necessary to buy as it might offer little advantages to regular ACV. Whatever type of ACV you use with a tampon, make sure you dilute the vinegar first. ACV can cause chemical burns to the skin!

ACV Tampons for Candida

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Below are listed the various articles that are available in this topic section.

Can you get a Yeast Infection from Tampons?

Find out here if tampons increase your risk of getting a yeast infection; there may be a connection between tampon use and Candida overgrowth.

Using a Tea Tree Oil Tampon for Yeast Infections

Tea tree oil tampons can cure yeast infections. Find out how to safely make a tampon like this for naturally remedying vaginal yeast infections.

Using a Hydrogen Peroxide Yeast Infection Tampon

Learn if hydrogen peroxide tampons cure yeast infections; and, find out how to safely make an effective tampon soaked in hydrogen peroxide for remedying Candida.

Making an Apple Cider Vinegar Tampon for a Yeast Infection

Apple cider vinegar tampons will work to cure a yeast infection. But, too strong a concentration will burn the vaginal skin. Find out how to safely make an ACV tampon.

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