Antibiotics can cause yeast infection
Whether it’s a constant use of antibiotics, or whether it’s as a result of a course of antibiotics that you just finished off, it can’t be denied that you could get a yeast infection.
It’s not a given that you will get a yeast infection just because you used antibiotics, but there’s a good chance that you might. And this becomes even more positive when you take into account the type of antibiotic that you were prescribed.
These generally make the balanced environment of the vagina, into an inhospitable and unbalanced area.
Organisms that would normally flourish in your vagina and your stomach would now find it difficult to thrive there, and other organisms will try and take over. It’s at this time that you would normally succumb to a yeast infection.