If you have ever had a bad experience with a yeast infection, you may have had a case of Baker's Cyst

 

This is a fairly common infection, and it usually goes away on its own. However, if the infection does not go away on its own, you may want to know how to get rid of a Baker's Cyst as soon as possible.

 

A Baker's Cyst can rupture (break) at anytime, leading to fluid leaking down to your lower leg. The fluid will eventually be absorbed by the body in a matter of days.

 

When a Baker's Cyst ruptures, the symptoms will usually go away on their own in a matter of days or weeks. This can make a person feel pretty good about themselves! But, keep in mind that even though the symptoms of a Baker's Cyst are gone, it still exists. It will just be much more dormant than before.

 

The most common symptoms of a Baker's Cyst are painful sex, swelling around the pelvic area, and pain during urination. You may also notice a white discharge coming from the vagina. This discharge may be a little bit grayish in color or white. Your doctor may even want to do a pelvic exam to see if the condition has any underlying causes.

 

If you are experiencing the above symptoms, you should take note that the Baker's Cyst does not disappear with time.

 

Therefore, you should consider getting medical treatment immediately to prevent any further complications

 

There are some things that you can do to help relieve the symptoms of a Baker's Cyst, including eating yogurt and taking a warm bath. Some doctors will recommend using some over the counter creams and ointments. However, it is always recommended that you seek advice from a doctor when considering any medical treatments, such as this.

 

Some things to avoid if you do experience symptoms include taking antibiotics, douching, wearing tight undergarments, taking birth control pills, and wearing tight clothing. Also, you should try to maintain a low-risk sexual partner if you are prone to recurring infections.

 

Before seeking out treatment, talk to your doctor about any questions you may have or any concerns that you may have, including whether or not you may be a candidate for surgery, and if there are any risks to having a doctor's office visit. It is best to consult your doctor before attempting to treat a yeast infection. Remember, no matter how much you think you are itching it, there is never a reason for you to allow the infection to spread.

 

One of the most effective ways to treat your infection is to treat it at home, instead of at the doctor's office. The same symptoms can be treated without any serious complications. In addition, this type of infection is much easier to cure yourself than it would be for someone else. So many people have been able to completely heal their infection with a simple topical cream and natural remedies.

 

Many of the natural remedies include things such as garlic and yogurt, which have been proven effective when treating these infections. However, if you cannot find these items in your kitchen cupboards, you can buy these items at a store.

 

Other methods of treating the symptoms of a Baker's Cyst include taking a warm bath, drinking warm water, and/or applying the cream to the affected area. You should also make sure that you avoid any hot baths, wearing loose clothing, and wearing a pad on the vaginal area.

 

If you are suffering from a yeast infection, a quick remedy is baking soda. Simply mix one tablespoon of baking soda with one to two cups of water and apply this onto the infected area on a daily basis.