Candidiasis, also known as candida, is an infection that manifests itself through itching and burning in areas such as the penis or intestines. The itching is followed by a white discharge from the specified areas. Most of the time, men get the infection after having sexual contact with an infected person or after using too many antibiotics. An infection is very common nowadays so I suggest you keep your head up and go to your doctor or you can try to cure yeast with home remedies or antifungal creams.

Any man can have this type of infection, regardless of whether he is young or not, so I will tell you some symptoms that men have when they are infected to know how to diagnose male yeast infection. Signs of infection are most often found on the skin of a man’s penis and men who are not circumcised are at increased risk of getting a yeast infection.

The first symptom is severe itching. Also during intercourse or when urinating you will feel a burning sensation in the area of ​​your penis. You also have a yeast when you have a white discharge and red spots on your penis.

Common symptoms of yeast infection are bad breath, constipation, indigestion, sexual dysfunction, jock itch, and prostate problems.

A problem with men who do not know how to diagnose yeast infection or not. They see white dots on his penis and think it’s an infection. I’m telling you that’s not yeast, it’s Fordyce disease and it’s harmless to your body and your partner’s body.

Here’s a quick way to diagnose a male yeast infection: Before going to bed, drink a glass of water and spit into it. When you wake up, look at the glass and see how your saliva is doing. If it dissolves in the water, then you don’t have a yeast infection, but if you can see your saliva sinking to the bottom of the glass and it’s like a spider web, then you may well have an infection. Keep in mind that the best way to determine if you have a yeast infection is to see a doctor.