1) antibiotics are probably the leading cause of vaginal yeast infections;
2) clothing: crotch yeasties flourish in non-cotton, tight, or dirty clothes that trap heat and moisture;
3) chemicals, such as inks, dyes, and perfumes, can upset the balance in your crotch or trigger allergic reactions that lead to yeast infections;
4) condoms;
5) diet;
6) hormones, both naturally-occurring and artificially introduced, can affect yeast. for example, pregnant women are particularly prone to yeast infections;
7) injury to the vulva or vaginal membranes can lead to a yeast infection;
8) sexual transmission;
9) weakened immune system.
2) clothing: crotch yeasties flourish in non-cotton, tight, or dirty clothes that trap heat and moisture;
3) chemicals, such as inks, dyes, and perfumes, can upset the balance in your crotch or trigger allergic reactions that lead to yeast infections;
4) condoms;
5) diet;
6) hormones, both naturally-occurring and artificially introduced, can affect yeast. for example, pregnant women are particularly prone to yeast infections;
7) injury to the vulva or vaginal membranes can lead to a yeast infection;
8) sexual transmission;
9) weakened immune system.