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17th December 2017
04:35pm GMT

James explained that yeast thrives on moistness ( a horrible word we know) and the more moisture there is, the more chance of getting a nasty yeast infection.
“All women have yeast and bacteria present at all times in the vagina, but it is the imbalance of one over the other that results in infection". "Warmth, moisture, and friction can all lead to irritation and the potential changes in pH that increase favorability for yeast to overgrow and become a clinical infection".Throwing on your clothes after a shower without drying properly means you're letting moisture do its thing, not ideal. Taking a minute or two extra in the bathroom to dry off “can go a long way in terms of yeast infection prevention" recommends the health professional.
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