those who use yoghurt for thrush???

[willow5]

Kirley 15yrs! You poor thing!! Hope everything you're trying now works for you. If you can stick to the yeast and sugar free diet for at least 10 days with all the other therapies you're doing it really should help clear your system and after the 10 days if you don't go nuts with the sugar and yeast I would have thought your flora would be strong enough to ward of any more yeast. But maybe since yours is so chronic you need the yeast and sugar free for longer or as a constant maybe.
Anyway good luck Keep me posted to see how you go

[Kirley64]

Yep it drives me nuts... i've been on this diet for two weeks before and didn't cave and it didn't do anything...apparently it takes 1 month for every year you've had it its guna be a loooong time before i can eat what i want... it's so hard being pregnant cuz i'm so hungry too and can't just snack on anything anytime i want!!

[willow5]

I understand the frustration and I only had to do it for 10 days! I swear coming off sugar was as bad emotionally as when I quit smoking I was a huge ball of anger! And add hungry and just want to have a sandwich or toast or something yummy and you can't, I was not pleasant!

[HollyC]

I used to get thrush from time to time, but thankfully not while I've been pregnant.

I found that yogurt was good temporary relief, probably mostly because it was cold out of the fridge. But I had to use canesten to actually get rid of it.

I found that prevention was the best thing. Eating yeast didn't make a difference to me, but sugar did. The thrush would come back if I ate a lot of sugar. Eating yogurt everyday also helped.

Hope things clear up soon.