ladies, need help with yeast problem!!!

so i posted here a week ago about a possible vaginal yeast infection- however, i didnt go to the doctor because after taking garlic and probiotics, the burning and itching went away in a day or two. however, over the course of the week i noticed a lot of stomach bloating, feeling pretty sick and fatigue. however, i didnt put two and two together until i had sexual intercourse with my boyfriend this weekend and was in a lot of pain. i will be going to the doctor this week, however im wondering, given the additional symptoms (not just vaginal, but also overall how ive been feeling- and the constant bloating) could the yeast infection be all over my body? of course researching this has freaked me out bc ive read people die from it entering their bloodstream! i guess im just wondering what home treatments i can do to lower my yeast problem, and also if it might be wise to go off antibiotics for a little while (i see my new llmd feb 15, and have been on biaxin since september since my doc was suspended, i wasnt able to switch antibiotics like scheduled).
any input would be greatly appreciated! just a little scared about what ive read online!!

Diet is very important - it makes a bigger difference than any of the supplements I've taken for yeast. Do a search online for the no yeast diet; it's all over the place. But beware...it's very difficult b/c it's so limiting.

Cutting down on sugar and making sure to take enough probiotics has been my best defense against yeast - I have a standing prescription with tons of refills for terconazole cream from my doctor - which works well but as soon as I have too much sugar or run out of probiotics or something I'm in trouble again.

I've also heard that apple cider vinegar is helpful, though I've never tried it. I hope you feel better soon!

Apple cider vinegar does kill yeast but it's so acidic it eventually made my stomach burn, but it did help a lot for a while. Drink a tablespoon after meals.

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I'm not sure and others may chime in, but the Paleo diet might work although I believe that fruits are allowed on it. I think on an anti-candida you want to avoid some fruits but again, I'm not sure.

I'm also worried about a yeast issue right now. Not sure I have one, but thinking that I might be getting one after being on Flagyl for a few weeks.

Kefir is a good product to take too.  Is in the dairy section by the yogurt in most stores, can also make yourself if you buy the seeds.  Not really seeds, they are lumps of the kefir for a starter.  Much like yogurt but more fermented.  Have read pickled cabbage, miso, pickled and fermented veggies etc. are good too.  Anything fermented.  Kefir was recommended for me and I take same as probiotics.  Also use the organic.  2 hours before or after antibiotics.  With food or wait until after eating.  Apparently works better on full stomach but still need the 2 hours before or after antibiotics so you do not kill off the good guys. We are organic veggie farmers and eat almost everything organic.  Have been eating mostly paleo for years.  Use the ancient grains if any.  Tell others I am an ancient, have not evolved   So far no problems, crossing my fingers, Linda 

When I was looking up S. Boulardii as a preventative measure for C. Diff. the other day, it said that it can eat/digest Candida yeast? You may want to look into this as well. I have pretty bad oral thrush and it has persisted beyond the use of nystatin, grapefruit seed extract, olive leaf extract, hydrogen peroxide, garlic, mouthwash, probiotics etc.

I just added the S. Boulardii. I'll let you know if I have any improvement.