As you may already know there has been a growing concern among women who use Astroglide as their preferred personal lubricant as to whether or not it really can lead to an increase in yeast infections when used during sexual intercourse.

Yet, the reality of the situation as it currently stands is that there haven't been any studies or scientific research done that can either confirm or deny that Astroglide can lead to yeast infections when used during sexual activity.

However, what both health and sex experts around the globe do agree on is that glycerin which is one of the main ingredients found in Astroglide does cause an increase in the growth of yeast in the vaginal area which can eventually lead to a yeast infection.

In other words, while using a personal lubricant that has glycerin might not necessarily lead to a yeast infection it can cause your body to create more yeast which leads to a yeast infection.

Basically, what this really means is if you are currently using a personal lubricant that contains glycerin during sexual intercourse and aren't getting yeast infections then odds are at least for the time being that you can continue to use it without worrying about it.

Of course, if you have noticed an increase in the frequency of yeast infection or you are concerned about getting them in the future you are going to want to make the switch to a glycerin free personal lubricant.

For those of you who are in love with the whole Astroglide experience you will be glad to know that they have actually come out with a Glycerine and Paraben free version for you to use.

Then again, if after reading this article you find yourself wanting to begin using a sexual lubricant that is based upon a natural formula rather than using many of the chemicals that other brands use.

Now is the time to check out our list of the top 10 water based lubricants.