It's normal for a woman of age to have vaginal discharge. It plays an important housekeeping function by maintaining healthy vaginal tissue wall, providing lubrication and protection against infection.  Therefore, a sudden change in the discharge could be a sign of a problem.

Candida albicans sometimes begins to grow rapidly out of control and can cause infection. It's different from person to person as to what extent the overgrowth may be. These microorganisms are usually residing in certain parts in our body such as the intestinal walls, throat, oral mucosa, and vaginal lining in females. Yeast is harmless and doesn't lead to health issues when their number is kept in check, however once they over populate, infection will happen and cause troublesome symptoms that can have serious repercussions.

While the term "candida albicans" isn't one that we hear every day, it's a bacteria that negatively affects countless people. This bacteria, which exists naturally in a human's digestive tract or a woman's vagina, can become problematic in large quantities. When probiotics ("good" bacteria) and our immune systems