Antibiotics cause a yeast infection?

So yesterday I was asking about a yeast infection I hold and I was reading up on it a few minutes ago thinking that it's probably the antibiotics i'm taking that caused it. Is that credible? The internet says it's the leading wreak of yeast infections....and does that mean I should stop taking the antibiotics or what?
Answers:
yes, antibiotics recurrently cause yeast infections. But you were given the antibiotics for a defence, so finish taking them, then take aid of the yeast infection.

BTW, *eating* yogurt isn't going to help a yeast infection...you have to, um, put it where on earth the problem is.
Absolutely. That is a very adjectives side effect. Whenever I go on antibiotics I eat yogurt everyday. My doc told me to do this and it works every time.
DON'T stop taking the antibiotics. If you do the infection will come rear legs stronger and it is a bad practice that affects everyone. Thats why we need stronger and stronger antibiotics.
Just treat yourself for the yeast infection.
Don't stop the antibiotics.
Always follow your doctor's instructions and finish all your meds, ESCPECIALLY when taking antibiotics.

Just treat the yeast infection beside an over the counter medicine.
This is all true. You shouldn't stop taking it, but you should visit your doctor and see if their is another antibiotic that he or she can prescribe i.e. a lower dosage, or a different kind altogether.

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