A Skin Yeast Infection can affect many different areas of the body.
  The cause is typically the same, a fungus called Candida albicans.
  The name for the yeast infection is different based on the area in which it affects.
A yeast infection in the mouth is called thrush.
  It is most common in infants but adults with cancer and Aids also get it frequently.
  Thrush causes a white or yellow coating that when scraped reveals red skin.
  Thrush causes difficultly in swallowing due to the discomfort in the mouth and sometimes fevers.
  Some natural remedies for thrush include eating yogurt, eating garlic cloves, gargling with antiseptic wash and even using a natural extract from a plant called Goldenseal.
Athlete's foot is a Skin Yeast Infection of the feet.
  Common symptoms of Athlete's foot include a red scaly rash with itching, dryness, flaking and odor in really bad cases.
  To help prevent Athlete's you should expose your feet to air as often as possible and don't allow your feet to come in contact with public areas like gym showers or pool areas.
  If you do end up with a case of Athlete's foot then you should wash and dry your feet once per day and apply anti-fungal powder to your feet.
  You should also try not to wear the same pair of shoes every day and make sure that you wear cotton socks.
  When home take your shoes and socks off to allow your feet to breathe.
Jock itch is a Skin Yeast Infection of the groin area.
  Symptoms include red bumps and rash.
  To help prevent getting jock itch you should remove wet clothes or clothes that you have worked out in immediately and you should never share towels.
  To cure jock itch you will want to use anti-fungal powders or sprays multiple times per day.
  You should also avoid tight undergarments or pants and keep the affected ares dry.
Other skin yeast infections can occur with people who have excessive skin that hangs over like people who are over weight.
  Mostly to prevent these infections you need to clean the areas clean and dry.