Tea Tree Suppositories for Yeast Infection

Written by on November 19, 2016 in Information
Tea Tree Suppositories for Yeast Infection

If you’re suffering from annoying yeast infections, you may find the use of tea tree oil suppositories for yeast infections helpful. Tea tree oil is very popular and is known for having very powerful anti-fungal  and anti-septic properties.  These properties enable it to be used to treat vaginal yeast infections as well as bacterial infections. Studies carried out by several scholars shows that tea tree suppository is effective against both fluconazole-resistant and Candida fluconazole susceptible species. It is an all-natural remedy that can not only help treat a vaginal yeast infection but a bacterial vaginosis as well.

An Imbalance

Yeast infections are a common problem most women go through. Many find it surprising to learn that yeasts live naturally in the body. When their numbers are under control, they cause no problems whatsoever. Actually, they can be beneficial too as naturally existing beneficial bacteria, such as Lactobacillus will usually help keep yeast at an acceptable level. However, sometimes problems occur that alter the body chemistry resulting in an imbalance which is ultimately what causes a yeast infection.

A yeast infection is something that nobody wants to have. However, most women in their lifetime will get at least one infection, and some will have the tragedy of dealing with it on a recurring basis. Thankfully, there are several options of home remedies for yeast infections that are equally effective as the ones advised by doctors. This article discusses tea tree suppositories for yeast infection as one of the remedies.

Use of Suppositories

Tea tree oil suppositories for yeast infections can be purchased in stores and online. These suppositories are ready to be used.  The suppositories are best stored in a cool place, usually in the freezer, as they can readily melt. They are simple to remove from the package and insert thus it is not complicated to use. However, if the symptoms do not improve after five days or a week, one should make sure to go to see a doctor for professional assistance.

After finishing a tea tree suppository treatment, it is best practice to use probiotic ovules for at least seven days right after completing the treatment. This is because tea tree suppository is a strong antiseptic and can also kill some friendly bacteria thus need of the probiotics to balance the vaginal flora and avoid vaginal yeast infections in future.

Homemade Tea Tree Oil Suppositories

For those who like to make their own homemade suppositories here’s an easy guide on how to make them. You will  only need extra-virgin coconut oil and tea tree oil. Start by melting 5 tablespoons of coconut oil in the microwave if the coconut oil is solid. Then add 25 drops of tea tree oil and mix well.

Next, you will need some molds for these suppositories. You can either buy some cheap suppository molds online  or make them on you own. There are several ways you can make them at home. You can make the shapes using aluminum foil, but we fund these to be quite messy. A better option may be to pour the tea tree oil mix into several baby body nipples.

Once you have filled up all the suppositories you should then freeze them so they solidify. Before using them, it’s best to leave them at room temperature for some time. Use one suppository at night, inserting it when you are in bed so that it’s allowed to stay in position. Make sure to use a pantyliner to protect underwear as the coconut oil may get messy once you get up.

 


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