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Have your Antibiotics Made you Ill

Dr Y — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 13:15:52 +0000

Doctors now prescribe antibiotics a lot more often than they used to. Although they do what they’ve been prescribed for, antibiotics also kill a lot more than what they’re prescribed for. What precautions can someone take after a course of antibiotics?

A course of antibiotics will kill all the bacteria in your body including the friendly bacteria. This friendly bacteria is your first line of defense against any bad bacteria and micro-organisms. Once all the bacteria have been killed they will start to repopulate your digestive tract once the course of antibiotics is finished. This is where problems can start to arise in certain individuals.

Today’s modern diet is high in refined carbohydrates like sugar and bread. This is the type of diet the Candida yeast likes to feed on, and is why a course of antibiotics plays straight into the hands of this bacteria. As the Candida starts to feed it repopulates your intestines at a faster rate than your friendly bacteria, and becomes stronger during this period.

When the Candida yeast really starts taking over it is allowed to mutate into its fungal form, and this is when symptoms of a yeast infection/candidiasis start to appear. Usually the first sign of a yeast infection is a sore or itchy vagina. Sometimes though this is just one of the noticeable symptoms but their can be things going on inside of you that you don’t know about.

Candidiasis, the term associated with a yeast infection of the digestive tract can give you symptoms that take longer to appear. This is because the Candida yeast first starts attacking the walls of the intestines, and then toxins and food particles start to enter the bloodstream. After this happens the infection spreads to your internal organs, and you could start experiencing any of the symptoms below…

Gastro Intestinal problems such as: bloating, gas, intestinal cramps, chronic diarrhea, constipation, or heartburn

Chronic fatigue, especially after eating

Depression

Poor memory

Lack of concentration

Muscle pains

Rectal itching.

Allergies ( including both food and air born )

Severe pre-menstrual syndrome

Impotence

Memory loss, severe mood swings, and feeling mentally ” disturbed “.

Recurrent fungal infections such as ” jock itch “, athlete’s foot, or ringworm

Extreme sensitivity to chemicals, perfumes, smoke, or other odors

Recurrent vaginal or urinary infections

Prostatitis

A feeling of being light headed or drunk after minimal wine, beer, or certain foods

Aching joints

Irritability

Acne

Once someone starts to experience these symptoms, the last thing they think is causing them is a yeast infection of the digestive tract. Most doctors refuse to believe the symptoms are due to candidiasis, and many women suffering from this type of infection have to put up with it for months and in extreme cases, years.

When the infection gets to this stage an anti Candida diet that includes anti fungals and probiotics needs to be started for any improvement to be gained in the individuals health.

When anyone has completed a course of antibiotics they should start taking some probiotics so the digestive tract is repopulated with enough friendly bacteria to stop the Candida mutating into its fungal form. Doing this will help anyone retain the health they had before the course of antibiotics was started.

How to Know if you Have Candida

Dr Y — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 05:04:43 +0000

Copyright (c) 2007 Mary Ann Copson
Candida is a common problem that can sap your energy and wreck havoc with your mood. Candida albicans is a yeast that lives normally in the body in the folds and cracks in the hot interior digestive tract and vaginal tract of women. Under conditions of stress, through the overuse of antibiotics, the damage in the intestinal tract or in response to depression of the immune system, C. albicans can invade. Yeast cells, particles of yeast cells, and toxic byproducts of metabolism of different yeast can enter the general circulation and significantly disrupt body processes.
The result is chronic candidiasis, leading to a wide range of symptoms that affect almost all body systems – particularly gastrointestial, genito-urinary, endocrine (hormonal), nervous and immune systems. Women are much more likely that the experience of the white men from the effects of chronic estrogen pills, and a greater number of prescriptions of antibiotics.
Because virtually all systems of the body can be affected, chronic candidiasis can trigger a multitude of symptoms. Patients reported feeling "sick of everything." Fatigue, allergies, immune system malfunction, depression, chemical sensitivities and digestive disturbances are just some of the symptoms of candida.
People with chronic candidiasis are usually caught in a vicious circle. Regarding the immune system, a triggering event, such as antibiotics or lack of nutrients can lead to immune suppression that allows Candida albicans and become ever more firmly rooted in the lining of the gastrointestinal tract.
Once the agency adheres to intestinal cells, which competes for food with intestinal cells, and ultimately, the whole body? – Steal the body of vital nutrients. Furthermore, Candida albicans secretes a large number of mycotoxins and antigens. Candida albicans is cited as an organization "polyantigenic" because more than 79 different antigens have been identified. Because of the enormous amount of antigen, an overgrowth of Candida albicans easily exceeds the immune system.
How do you know if you have candida?
Most of these symptoms, the most important is to have a test to see if you have thrush and treat you with the plan for integrated treatment.
Chronic fatigue or lethargy
Feeling of being drained
Energy loss
Malaise
Headache
Decreased libido
Numbness, burning or tingling
Muscle pain, weakness or paralysis
Dizziness, loss of balance
Pain and swelling in joints
Desire for foods high in carbohydrates or yeast, such as foods high in sugar, bread and alcoholic beverages
Depression
Frequent mood swings
Inability to concentrate
Feeling spacey or unreal
Points in the eyes
Forgetfulness
Erratic vision
Nasal congestion or discharge
Runny
Prude
Sore throat or dry
Cough
Pain or pressure in chest
Wheezing or shortness of breath
If symptoms suggest Candida, with a follow-up by a medical specialist. There are reliable tests to detect the presence of Candida.
There are many, many popular recommendations for the treatment of candida. During the revisions of the fastest fighting abound. By following these recommendations could leave people with bad choices for nutrition, mood and energy balance, confused, and probably also with candida.
Actually is not it? N. any magic bullet that can immediately eliminate chronic candidiasis and restore the healthy functioning of the body. Instead, a comprehensive approach involving lifestyle, stress management, exercise, diet, nutritional supplementation, glandular therapy, foundation staff and the use of herbal medicines can be used.

How Can I Tell If I Have A Yeast Infection Of My Nails?

Dr Y — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 11:23:01 +0000

http://www. CuresandRemedies. . . How can I tell if I have a yeast infection of my nails? Candida. Visit to get the natural 12 hour cure for yeast infections.

Can You Have A Yeast Infection And An Urinary Tract Infection At The Same Time?

Dr Y — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 03:45:57 +0000

If so can you take a perscription for the URI and use an over the counter med for the yeast infection?

Does Anyone Have Any Home Remedies To Cure A Yeast Infection?

Dr Y — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 22:22:28 +0000

My friend did some research and found out she had a yeast infection. She’s to ashamed to go to the doctor but,she would like to know how can sure cure it without prescription or over-the-counter medicines. So does any one have any home remedies she could use?

Have I Got Trush? Male Female Yeast Infection Symptoms Rash Fungis Troat

Dr Y — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 03:18:30 +0000

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Dr Y — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 16:20:13 +0000

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I Have Been Using Garlic To Treat A Yeast Infection. How Long Does It Take To Get Over It W/ This Remedy?

Dr Y — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 20:31:41 +0000

Okay. . . so I have been under attack by the yeastie bastards. I treated the infection with Monistat Day or Night first; it didn’t work. Then, after that put a dent in my bank ($20), but did not supply results, I used the Equate 3 day treatment. This didn’t work either. I started looking online for natural remedies and found garlic was a enemy to yeast. I tried it and low and behold the infection seemed to clear up almost immediately. The next day I resumed sexual activity with my husband as usual, but afterwards I started feeling the itchy feeling and by the morning it had returned. I once again treated it with garlic and waited two more days before resuming intercourse, but when I did the infection again returned. How long does it take for garlic to get rid of this for good? I can’t keep relapsing back into agony. I have had this for over a week now, but I can’t go to the doctor on the account that I have no insurance and it costs a lot of money. Please help!

Can My Husband Get A Yeast Infection In His Mouth If I Have Never Had A Yeast Infection?

Dr Y — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 10:03:58 +0000

A friend says yes, because women have yeast in the vagina even when there is no infection. Do you agree?

Can You Have A Yeast Infection Without Burning While You Urinate?

Dr Y — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 08:49:29 +0000

I have most of the symptoms of a vaginal yeast infection but I dont have the burning while I use the bathroom. Ive read up on Gardnerella Vaginalis and I dont believe I have that because there is no greyish/green discharge with an odor. I have mo odor at all actually. I was just wondering if anyone else has has a yeast infection without the burning before I go to the store and buy the expensive cream to treat a yeast infection. Thanks.