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Genital fungus is the cause of genital yeast infections. Yeast infection can spread to other parts of the body.  It can cause life-threatening systemic infections mostly in people with weakened immune defenses.

Approximately 75% of all women have had at least one genital yeast infection in their lifetime. Genital fungus is not considered a sexually transmitted disease, but 10% to 15% of men will develop symptoms such as itching and penice rash after sexual contact with an infected partner.

The following increase the risk of a genital fungal infection:

• steroid use;
• birth control pills: changes in the vaginal environment occur with increased hormonal levels from estrogen-containing birth control pills. This change creates an environment for the fungus to grow and cause symptoms;
• antibiotics use;
• diabetes;
• hormonal changes ( ovulation, menopause,  pregnancy);
• weakened immune system;
• use of douches, perfumed feminine hygiene sprays.

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