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jowright 11-24-2010 03:17 PM

I totally agree with adding yogurt to your day!! It has helped so much w/chronic Uti's and Yi's I've had in past years...

Tifani4 11-28-2010 04:56 PM

I am type one diabetic for 18 yrs.... These yeast infections are annoying it's becoming a chronic thing for me,,,, I take mess for it but it seems to stay or come right back

mmb123 02-08-2011 02:46 AM

I was getting yeast infections every month for months which is how I found out I'm diabetic as well. My A1C was 10 and I was very hyperglycemic but now that my blood sugar is under control and in normal range I haven't gotten a single yeast infection since. Work with your doctor to find what medication, diet & exercise is right for you in controlling your diabetes and hopefully they will go away like mine did!

txdani 03-30-2011 03:39 PM

Good idea about the yogurt. I was just diagnosed last week and I've got a killer one right now. Hopefully once I got my blood sugar under control (going to see the endocrinologist tomorrow), I won't have any more. It's driving me crazy!!!

goodwillhunting 04-17-2011 03:15 PM

Yes it does seem to go along with diabetes
 
Yes and on the skin around the area also! For me, a type 1 on the pump, it mostly happens after I have had an infection that required an antibiotic and for several months after. For the skin issue I use gold bond powder and it seems to calm things down somewhat but it is a real problem that just seems to go along with the illness.
I will say that the doctors never really tell us that this is going to be an issue we will have to proactively deal with - ugh.:mad:

clare76 04-17-2011 11:25 PM

Infection = high blood sugar
High blood sugar = infection
Treat infection with antibiotics = YI
YI= high blood sugar !!!!!!!!!
Cant win :p

tmkass 05-10-2011 11:10 PM

It's amazing but keeping your a1c below 7 and yogurt yogurt yogurt both control YI for me.

margansas 07-16-2011 03:52 PM

Hey! I've been a type 1 for 18 years and I have an insulin pump. I am working really hard to get and keep my A1c down, but we can all agree it's not easy! I constantly struggle with yeast infections. Unfortunately, yeast eat sugar to survive so when there's enough to eat, they leave their home in your gut, and feast. The best solution I've found is a probiotic powder called ThreeLac. One sleeve of powder a day has kept my YI's away for a year! It's food for the yeast that keeps them contained in the gut. I swear by it!-Margo

3blessings4me 07-21-2011 03:23 AM

Ditto
 
I've struggled with yeast at various numbers. Key is the bad carbs, nothing white. I found diflucan to work best and few days of cranberry vitamins. Started taking Align, probiotic, and this worked amazingly for all of my ailments. Yogurt not always best for diabetics.

jingerbird 08-15-2011 03:31 PM

I get YI's as soon as my blood sugars are up for a couple of days :mad: I try to get my sugars back down and it goes away within a few days. The best thing I was told was to clean with baby wipes after going for a pee. I don't know why it works but it seems to help!


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