Garlic...?

I use a product called "Nature's Aid" as a lube on a glass dildo and use that as my all purpose miracle cure for any and all vaginal maladies. Razor knicks, ingrown hair, dryness, anal tears, ph imbalances, yeast issues... massage it in, I do this twice a day for a couple days and even after the first application I notice much less issues.

I also use it on my face for pimples, skin burns, small cuts, scar repair, anti-bacterial cleaning thingie on scrapes and cuts, insect bites, I even use it on my heels to sooth the soreness from standing for so long, cracked or chapped nipples... basically... I've got any external complaint I reach for this bottle.

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Has anyone here cured their vaginal yeast infection with a clove of garlic? Here is a link describing the directions:

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A girl at work stands by this 100% and says she does it everytime she gets a yeast infection, and that over times her yeast infections have become way less frequent. I'm just really skeptical as to if it really works or not. And I don't feel like putting garlic in my vagina if it wont work.

Sooo.... Has it worked for you? less

I use a product called "Nature's Aid" as a lube on a glass dildo and use that as my all purpose miracle cure for any and all vaginal maladies. Razor knicks, ingrown hair, dryness, anal tears, ph imbalances, yeast issues... massage it in, I do this twice a day for a couple days and even after the first application I notice much less issues.

I also use it on my face for pimples, skin burns, small cuts, scar repair, anti-bacterial cleaning thingie on scrapes and cuts, insect bites, I even use it on my heels to sooth the soreness from standing for so long, cracked or chapped nipples... basically... I've got any external complaint I reach for this bottle.

Nature's Aid webpagelink

Hope this helps a little!!! less

Has anyone here cured their vaginal yeast infection with a clove of garlic? Here is a link describing the directions:

link

A girl at work stands by this 100% and says she does it everytime she gets a yeast infection, and that over times her yeast infections have become way less frequent. I'm just really skeptical as to if it really works or not. And I don't feel like putting garlic in my vagina if it wont work.

Sooo.... Has it worked for you? less

Has anyone here cured their vaginal yeast infection with a clove of garlic? Here is a link describing the directions:

link

A girl at work stands by this 100% and says she does it everytime she gets a yeast infection, and that over times her yeast infections have become way less frequent. I'm just really skeptical as to if it really works or not. And I don't feel like putting garlic in my vagina if it wont work.

Sooo.... Has it worked for you? less

Has anyone here cured their vaginal yeast infection with a clove of garlic? Here is a link describing the directions:

link

A girl at work stands by this 100% and says she does it everytime she gets a yeast infection, and that over times her yeast infections have become way less frequent. I'm just really skeptical as to if it really works or not. And I don't feel like putting garlic in my vagina if it wont work.

Sooo.... Has it worked for you? less

I think the biggest worry for me is inserting it. As I said in a previous post garlic does carry a bacteria sometimes, problem is you never know when that is. I would say that taking garlic supplements or just eating a lot more is very good as a treatment. My grandmother use to make garlic "tea" for ailments

I would also be very careful of using peroxide in your vagina because it can do a lot of harm to mucosal linings. If you wanted to do the natural way please dilute your peroxide with water or you can by weak solutions of it in the drug stores. But please read to see what your concentration is or you can really hurt you vagina less

Has anyone here cured their vaginal yeast infection with a clove of garlic? Here is a link describing the directions:

link

A girl at work stands by this 100% and says she does it everytime she gets a yeast infection, and that over times her yeast infections have become way less frequent. I'm just really skeptical as to if it really works or not. And I don't feel like putting garlic in my vagina if it wont work.

Sooo.... Has it worked for you? less

Has anyone here cured their vaginal yeast infection with a clove of garlic? Here is a link describing the directions:

link

A girl at work stands by this 100% and says she does it everytime she gets a yeast infection, and that over times her yeast infections have become way less frequent. I'm just really skeptical as to if it really works or not. And I don't feel like putting garlic in my vagina if it wont work.

Sooo.... Has it worked for you? less

Oh! I also didn't mention this earlier, but I'm thinking the women that P'Gell may have seen may have actually cut or sliced their garlic before inserting. That is definitely risky, because once punctured, the concentrated garlic oils will seep out of the clove. That I could see leading to problems. But the clove itself is pretty innocuous on its own, so long as you haven't punctured it or sliced.

Just another thought. I've also heard of people using wrapping it in sterile gauze to lessen the chance of irritation. less

Oh! I also didn't mention this earlier, but I'm thinking the women that P'Gell may have seen may have actually cut or sliced their garlic before inserting. That is definitely risky, because once punctured, the concentrated garlic oils will seep out of the clove. That I could see leading to problems. But the clove itself is pretty innocuous on its own, so long as you haven't punctured it or sliced.

Just another thought. I've also heard of people using wrapping it in sterile gauze to lessen the chance of irritation. less

Very true, it's just that garlic carries a very potentially dangerous bacteria and is well known for harboring it. In fact nowadays doctors don't even advocate for eating raw garlic anymore, they tell you take the capsules or at the very least make sure that you cook your garlic.

The biggest issue with putting garlic up your vagina is that your vagina is a beautiful warm, moist environment that is almost the perfect incubator for bacteria to grow, whereas our stomachs have a very strong acid in it that generally kills most bacteria which is why we don't get food poisoning from any raw veggie we eat. less

Has anyone here cured their vaginal yeast infection with a clove of garlic? Here is a link describing the directions:

link

A girl at work stands by this 100% and says she does it everytime she gets a yeast infection, and that over times her yeast infections have become way less frequent. I'm just really skeptical as to if it really works or not. And I don't feel like putting garlic in my vagina if it wont work.

Sooo.... Has it worked for you? less

Has anyone here cured their vaginal yeast infection with a clove of garlic? Here is a link describing the directions:

link

A girl at work stands by this 100% and says she does it everytime she gets a yeast infection, and that over times her yeast infections have become way less frequent. I'm just really skeptical as to if it really works or not. And I don't feel like putting garlic in my vagina if it wont work.

Sooo.... Has it worked for you? less

It's possible they cut or sliced it. I don't think any but one or two of the women presenting with chemical burns put it into gauze. They were told to insert it on a string or just by itself.

I've also seen women use yogurt or even Acidophilus intravaginally. The yogurt cause some problems with some women, the Acidophilis few problems... except for the fact that ALL of them still had yeast infections and came into the office for additional treatment. Time, money and health were wasted. "A little bit" of yeast will soon develop back into a full blown yeast infection. If something only works halfway, or not at all, it's a waste of time, money and one's health integrity.

When you work in medicine, you see a LOT of stuff, not just occasional anecdotal incidents. I've seen thousands of yeast infections. I still think FemStat (over the counter) burns less than the other OTC ointments and works the best and that Diflucan, oral prescription medication, which works systemically, is the Gold Standard in Yeast and Thrush treatment. less

That's fine, if you have a brand that you like better by all mean s use it most brands have a kit with a little tube of cream that contains the same medicine just have him use that. Just about every over the counter treatment for yeast infections contains Miconazole which is an anti-fungal.

But one question for you, is it just Monistat that gives you such a wicked reaction or any vaginal suppository? Because if you have that reaction to all of yeast infection kits I would talk to your Dr about being screened for an allergy to Miconazole and the next time you have a yeast infection ask him to prescribe you an oral anitfungal that is is not Miconazole. less