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Author: Charlene J. Nuble The overgrowth of the fungi Candida Albicans is responsible for the onset of Thrush, which is also know as Yeast Infection or Candidiasis. Thrush is not a serious disease but it can cause great discomfort for its sufferer. The best thing you can do then you think you have thrush is to see a doctor immediately. There are also many over the counter medicines that are effective in treating thrush. But aside from seeing a doctor and using over the counter medications, there are many things you can do at home to treat thrush. 1. The first thing you should do at the onset o thrush is to clean the affected area by washing it with plain water. It is not advisable to use soaps, shower gels and bath gels because these products can worsen the infection. Make sure that the affected area is always clean, cool and dry. 2. When you have thrush, avoid using lubricants and spermicidal creams. These products can make your conditions worse. You should also avoid latex condoms be

Author: Charles Kassotis There are some problems that are common, if not medically threatening in most cases. Problems such as dandruff, acne, age spots, and bad breath may not seem like monumental issues, but they can be annoying and embarrassing. People make tons of money selling "cures" that may or may not work to get rid of these problems. Luckily for you, there are home remedies that can help reduce, or even eliminate, these annoyances. Plus, home remedies cost much less than buying some tonic (or some book to tell you about them). There are actually a few home remedies for dandruff. Perhaps the easiest and least time consuming cure is using aloe vera. Take some aloe vera gel and rub it into your scalp 10-15 minutes before you shower. Leave the aloe on your scalp for about 10 minutes and then shampoo as usual. Doing this everyday can keep the dandruff away. If you aren't into the everyday treatment, you can use this remedy that only needs to be done two or three time