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Can You Have A Yeast Infection Without Discharge?

2,044 views · Published 27 September 2017 · 3:30 · Indexed 28 October 2026

Channel: CanXida · 2017 · Education

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Many women will develop a vaginal yeast infection at some stage during their life. But do women's yeast infections mean that you will inevitably develop discharge as well? Not necessarily so.

We're going to talk today about vaginal yeast infections. Can you have a vaginal yeast infection without a discharge? You sure can. This has occurred many times in clients I've seen for a long period of time. I've worked with thousands of women over a long period of time with vaginal yeast infections. 

In fact, it's quite interesting when I go up to Auckland in New Zealand on conferences and some of the doctors up there see me. Some of the more stupid doctors make all these snide comments about my interest in women's yeast infections, but my reply to that is ìIt doesn't matter. I'm getting really good results with many women and I'm getting so many grateful emails and comments from people that have had these infections for sometimes 20 years and we can get rid of them sometimes in three to six months entirely.î It's totally possible to completely get rid of a vaginal yeast infection and to never get it back, but there are certain steps that you need to take, so please watch my other videos on that.

Some vaginal yeast infections involve certain types of Candida. I deal with about 18 to 19 types of Candida in my clinic. There's a whole list of ones I commonly see. Some of the more common ones are Candida Albicans, Candida glabrata, Candida tropicalis, Candida parapsilosis. I mean, the list goes on and on. Some of the more severe vaginal yeast infections I see are Candida glabrata. I've seen some really bad. And often they involve itch and discharge. 

To me, it's 50/50. A vaginal yeast infection can have discharge or it cannot have a discharge. To answer that question for scientifically, in my opinion, it also depends on estrogen a lot, on the woman's menstrual cycle and her hormones. Many women get bad yeast infections before the period as estrogen starts to climb. I believe that the more toxic the liver is, the more difficult it is to break estrogen down. The high estrogen spikes, the more disordered the cycle is, the more likely she's going to have a bad discharge. 

Healthy women tend to have a thinner discharge and more easy to manage. These women tend to have much better regular cycles. Woman that are quite large tend to bleed more. Women that are quite skinny tend to bleed less. Woman that are large tend to have more estrogen dominance also. Particularly, if they like alcohol and sugar and fats in their diet. I believe a big part of this equation is detoxification and great liver health and improving your menstrual cycle, which will improve the discharge regardless whether you've got a yeast infection or not. But the Candida can exacerbate this really bad.

If you've got a vaginal yeast infection with discharge, please consider Candida Crusher, the book I've written, and please also take a look at CanXida formulations, the CanXida Remove, Restore and Rebuild. That formula has been out since 2013. We've worked on thousands of women. We've had outstanding results in this area. It's an area I'm quite well known globally for.

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