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Male yeast infection is a topic that is not discussed widely.
Too frequently, information focuses on vaginal yeast infections and
fails to address the fact that males can experience penile yeast
infection as well as yeast infections on other parts of the male
genitals.
 
 When a man gets a yeast infection he may experience no
symptoms at all. But often there are symptoms which may not cause
the male to think that the cause is yeast at all. The symptoms may
or may not involve the penis or genital area.
 
 
Symptoms of Male Yeast Infection Involving Penis and
Genitals
 
 The major symptoms involving the male genitalia which may
indicate a male yeast infection can be the same as symptoms which
can indicate a much more serious sexually transmitted disease (STD)
such as syphilis. However, the simple test provided at the end of
this article can help determine if yeast is the culprit. The
symptoms are:
1. Glan, the head of the penis, may become red and inflamed.
2. Urination may be slightly painful. This symptom usually do
not cause the severe pain associated with more serious STDs but can
be annoying. This symptom can also indicate a urinary tract
infection.
3. Jock itch may develop in the genital area.
4. The male may experience sexual dysfunction not normally
experienced.
 
 
Symptoms of Male Yeast Infection Not Involving Genitals
 
 Here we will continue the list of symptoms, but focus on
symptoms and signs which do not involve the genitals, often causing
the man to fail to identify the source of the problem:
5. Digestive problems may appear because of the lack of
intestinal flora balance due to the over growth of yeast.
6. Constipation may occur.
7. Bad breath may appear even though good oral hygiene is
practiced.
8. Bloating due to yeast bacteria over-growth in the digestive
tract may appear.
9. Frequent intestinal gas is another indication of the yeast
imbalance.
10. Diarrhea may be a sign of male yeast infection.
11. Loose stools may be present but no actual diarrhea.
12. Irritability due to general health changes are common.
13. Mood swings in a man who does not normally experience mood
swings can be a sign of male yeast infection.
14. Abnormal fatigue without unusual levels of activity may
signal an infection.
15. Lack of energy in a male who is normally energetic can be a
sign of a yeast outbreak.
16. Memory loss is sometimes a symptom.
17. Unusually dry, flaky skin which is itchy can indicate yeast
growth.
18. Athlete foot outbreaks, caused by similar bacteria can be
indicative of a male yeast infection.
19. Sudden onset of prostate-like problems such as frequent
urination urges may be present.
20. An unusual craving for sweets or carbohydrates because the
yeast bacteria want to be fed.
 
 
Simple Test for Male Yeast Infections
 
 This is a very simple, easy to perform test to help a man
determine if the signs and symptoms he may be experiencing are in
fact caused by a yeast infection. To prepare for the test, simply
place a glass of water next to the bed before retiring for the
night.
 
 Upon awakening, before getting out of bed, spit into the
glass of water two times. During the next 15 minutes, watch the
saliva in the water carefully. If the saliva dissipates into the
water, there is most likely no yeast infection. But, if the saliva
becomes cloudy, stringy, sinks to the bottom of the glass, or takes
on an appearance of spider webs, there is most likely a male yeast
infection present in the man&#8217;s body.
 
 The appearance of these saliva indications is very
noticeable, so a man with a yeast infection will have no difficulty
recognizing the signs. Do not worry that the signals may be
unclear. Usually, within the first five minutes, it will be very
clear whether indicators of yeast infection are present.

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