Yeast Infection Relief

Understanding Systemic Candidiasis

Fact: everyone has a certain amount of candida, the culprit of yeast infection, in his or her body. The problem begins when the immune system becomes compromised or too frail to manage the growth of the fungus.

Systemic candidiasis is often centered in the intestines and spreads out to affect the other organs of the body, including the liver and brain. Candida levels out of control eventually manifests itself through the following symptoms:

- Bloating, flatulence, stomach cramps and pains, heartburn, constipation or diarrhea and other digestive problems

- Recurring urinary tract or vaginal infections, as well as recurring fungal infections

- Itchy skin and other dermal problems such as acne or eczema

- Cravings for chocolates, breads, sweet foods and drinks

- Exhaustion and trouble focusing most of the time

- Mood swings and irritability

- In some cases, oral thrush or a white discharge on the soft palate and tongue

It is believed that systemic candidiasis is becoming more and more commonplace as our lives become more stressful for the immune system.

Unfortunately, the mix of symptoms differs from one person to the next. Often, only the symptoms are initially treated. Many won’t realize that their recurring ailments are caused by candida that has begun affecting more parts of the body. Worse, the infection may be a symptom of another health issue, such as HIV or diabetes.

Yeast infections can be controlled with antifungal medication. Still, the treatment program will work best when coupled with a lifestyle and diet that aims to strengthen the immune system.

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