Can Anavar Cause Yeast Infections?

[Miss Muscle]

I received this question in a PM from someone who would prefer to remain anonymous.

Looking at the individual chemistry of anavar and the biochemistry of the human body, I'm going to say no.

However I'm not 100% on this and I thought it was interesting.

Have you ever heard of anyone getting a yeast infection from anavar? Or being more susceptible to them on anavar?

 

[shithead]

I would have to say no for the mere fact I have yet to hear of anyone that has.

 

[Blondie_Bombshell]

Ive never had any issues with this...

 

[shithead]

Maybe your a little more tougher down there

Ive never had any issues with this...

 

[Blondie_Bombshell]

Maybe your a little more tougher down there

Care to elaborate? or are you just trying to get free snatch pictures?

 

[shithead]

All depends on what your willing to divulge lol

Care to elaborate? or are you just trying to get free snatch pictures?

 

[retroshaper]

Yes. Although not just Var, any AAS has the tendency to affect the balance vaginal bacteria specifically promoting the "bad" bacteria which can cause yeast infections. Supplementing with acidophilus will help balance the "good" and "bad" vaginal bacteria.

 

[shithead]

What about... digestive enzymes as well with food..do you think that would help also?

Yes. Although not just Var, any AAS has the tendency to affect the balance vaginal bacteria specifically promoting the "bad" bacteria which can cause yeast infections. Supplementing with acidophilus will help balance the "good" and "bad" vaginal bacteria.

 

[retroshaper]

Might help

The probiotics are what you really want for the proper bacterial balance. Acidophilus in particular is the one I have always seen recommended and have seen it work well for women having these issues.

 

[Blondie_Bombshell]

Yes. Although not just Var, any AAS has the tendency to affect the balance vaginal bacteria specifically promoting the "bad" bacteria which can cause yeast infections. Supplementing with acidophilus will help balance the "good" and "bad" vaginal bacteria.

You get yeast infections on var?

 

[retroshaper]

Not me. I'm a guy! LOL Some women do and acidophilus should take care of it or prevent it from happening.

 

[Blondie_Bombshell]

Not me. I'm a guy! LOL Some women do and acidophilus should take care of it or prevent it from happening.

So if you are prone to it, eating yogurt would help.

 

[shithead]

I'm still waiting for my pics. Shoot me a P.M

Care to elaborate? or are you just trying to get free snatch pictures?

 

[Blondie_Bombshell]

I'm still waiting for my pics. Shoot me a P.M

You want banned?

 

[shithead]

Can't and wont happen

You want banned?

 

[retroshaper]

So if you are prone to it, eating yogurt would help.

The probiotic yogurts should help. If you ARE NOT prone to it, I would think the yogurt would help prevent it. If you ARE prone to it, I would think just picking up acidophilus at you local health food store would be cheaper in the long run and save you from getting sick of yogurt.

 

[Miss Muscle]

Yes. Although not just Var, any AAS has the tendency to affect the balance vaginal bacteria specifically promoting the "bad" bacteria which can cause yeast infections. Supplementing with acidophilus will help balance the "good" and "bad" vaginal bacteria.

Did not know this. I thought it might be the other way around but it does make sense if I look carefully at the chemistry. I was thinking the opposite.

Good to know!

 

[Miss Muscle]

I eat those little probiotic drinks every single morning. I've actually done in depth work in the laboratory on lantibiotics.

They are sooooo incredibly good for you. And they taste really good.

And I've never had a yeast infection ever and I'm in my 30's.

Although us being fitness freaks, we eat great anyway to prevent yeast infections.

 

[mrsfive]

My GF told me that she puts plain yogurt directly on it (like down there), she swears by it. I have never tried! I take probiotics, drink kombucha, and goodbelly - all good stuff which seems to keep the balance. Antibiotics can cause them, I do know that.

 

[Blondie_Bombshell]

My GF told me that she puts plain yogurt directly on it (like down there), she swears by it. I have never tried! I take probiotics, drink kombucha, and goodbelly - all good stuff which seems to keep the balance. Antibiotics can cause them, I do know that.

Yep, I have heard of doing that with yogurt also. A lot of women do that.