This seemingly trivial disease raises a lot of questions. Why do some women get it often, while others do not even know about it? How do you treat thrush? And, most importantly, is it your partner's fault?
Dr. Marina
Where does it come from?
There are countless fungi of the Candida species, but in most cases, C. Albicans —"candida whitish"— causes unpleasant feelings. Frothy discharge with an unpleasant odor, itching, and burning, intensifying after intercourse or while sleeping, and constant discomfort are common symptoms of the disease. Fungi of the genus Candida are present on our mucous membranes all the time — however, the presence alone does not cause problems.
The cause of thrush can include:
Changes in the hormonal background. It can be caused by ===pregnancy or normal ovulation. This changes the vaginal environment. The more acidic it becomes — the higher the risk of getting sick.
Taking antibiotics. These drugs, along with p...
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