Male Thrush

Male thrush also referred to as candida or a yeast infection occurs when yeast begins to grow abnormally in the body and there isn’t enough good bacteria to keep the growth in check. Sometimes also referred to as a fungal infection many men suffering from thrush experience irritation on the part of the body affected along with extreme itchiness.

Male thrush is often overlooked as yeast infections are generally associated as a problem only affecting women. This is far from the truth and needs to be taken seriously as male thrush can lead to severe health complications if not treated. Aside from its negative effects on one’s health, male thrush can also have a serious affect on relationships. Male thrush can impact a man’s sex life and is communicable, making it essential to be treated early.

Let me share with you the symptoms of thrush in men along with what steps to take if you think you have an infection. Knowing these steps can prove very beneficial for your health as male thrush doesn’t just develop overnight and knowing what to look for and what to do will increase your chances of stopping it early on.

1. Oral thrush

One of the most prevalent type of thrush in men is oral in nature. To spot if your infected look into a mirror and open your mouth widely. Look for lesions or whitish spots on your gums, tongue, inner checks and palate. If you noticed any spots is there small amounts bleeding when these areas are touched. If your answer is yes, you probably have male thrush and need to consult a doctor immediately.

2. Yeast Infection on the penis

Another type of yeast infection in men occurs in the penis. You’ll want to inspect your penis to see if there are signs of swelling or inflammation. Be sure to check if the tip or the areas around the penis are red. Other signs are itchiness, pain while urinating, irritation and most importantly a cottage cheese looking discharge underneath the foreskin. If your answer is yes to most of these symptoms, you probably have male thrush and need to consult a doctor immediately.

3. Sexual activity

Are you sexually active? Know that male thrush can be sexually transmitted. If you think you have thrush inform your sexual partners immediately. Also remember one can still get male thrush without any sexual activity.

4. See your doctor

Before heading off to visit your doctor prepare a checklist of all your symptoms. This will help the doctor narrow down what’s affecting you and determine if you’re suffering from some form of yeast infection.

5. Get on it early:

Male thrush is best treated in its earliest stages. If you think you’re suffering from male thrush go see your doctor immediately. Bring the checklist you made and don’t be timid when it comes to asking questions about your situation. Try and be as clear as you can when explaining your symptoms. The doctor needs to know the full picture in order to treat you appropriately. You may be given some tests to confirm certain symptoms.

So what are some of the things that can cure male thrush. Well depending on the severity and the symptoms your doctor may give you antibiotics, anti fungal medications or just put you on a yeast free diet in order to cleanse your system of the excess yeast in your body. Just know that there are remedies to be had and although these types of symptoms are sometimes tricky to spot they are very treatable.

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