subject: Yeast Infection on Men - Symptoms and Signs [print this page] Yeast Infection on Men - Symptoms and Signs
Anytime we guys get a rash or sore anywhere near our genitalia it raises big concerns for us. We wonder if we have contracted some STD and wonder if the infection will ever go away. These are some real fears that we go through and just because we are embarrassed we don't usually talk to doctors or friends. We especially don't mention it to our lovers for fear of rejection. It is not uncommon to wonder if everyone will think that you are dirty? Then going further, it is often hard enough for a lot of men to show their penis to a doctor when it is normal. How much more difficult would it be now that it has a rash on it or maybe even scabs!
Alrighty then, since this is a very valid problem I know what most guys will do, because I have done it in the past. You search the internet for help. You want validation that this is not so bad and that it will go away. You want to get help from other people who have actually experienced your problem. Well, I have actually experienced your problem! I will try to be as helpful as I can to help you pinpoint the problem.
What are signs and symptoms of a Yeast Infection On men?
Red, itchy Scrotum
Scaling on and around your penis
A burning sensation or itching on the penis
Burning when urinating
Now these are just a few of the signs but they are the most prevalent and once you see or feel any of these signs you should either immediately call the doctor and/or start a natural cure program. The problem with going to the doctor is that they always want to prescribe antibiotics to cure you but antibiotics cold be how you got the infection in the first place so I always recommend that you get on the natural cure bandwagon. There are many sites offering good cures. Just search the web and read as much material as you can on the products. Perhaps some cures work better for one guy than for another but in this society that is addicted to over-dosing antibiotics and such like that it's best to try natures cures. And don't think that just because you aren't taking antibiotics in a pill form means that you are safe. Many of the topical treatments that the doctor will prescribe will be an antibiotic rub.
