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high blood sugar levels can also increase the risk of developing yeast
infection.
Having diabetes, metabolic disorders that affect white blood cells, blood
diseases, immune system disorders, obesity or chronic hormonal problems in
the family history can all contribute to the development of yeast infection.
Risk Group 3: Lifestyle and Dietary Choices
Everything from wearing tight clothing or clothes made of synthetic materials
on a regular basis, using scented sanitary products, leaving your tampon in
place for long periods of time, taking bubble baths regularly, swimming in
chlorinated pools, not practicing good hygiene (failing to clean and change
tooth brushes often and failing to wash the intimate parts regularly)
accompanied by poor dietary choices and lack of good nutrition can all assist
in the development of yeast infection.
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