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Chapter 10 – Candidiasis/Yeast Infection Symptoms

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Here is a list of yeast symptoms a person may have who has a systemic yeast infection.

Yeast/Fungal Overgrowth (Candidiasis) has been found to be a factor in many disorders and is found in millions of people who can not figure out what is wrong with them.  Symptoms appear to be very diverse and vary from individual to individual.  This is one of the reasons  yeast is difficult to diagnose.  It also makes it difficult for doctors to understand the symptoms we all deal with on a daily basis.  This is a listing of some of the symptoms which may be associated with candida:

incapacitating fatigue

·         concentration/focus problems

·         short term memory loss

·         painful joints

·         muscle aches

·         extreme tightness in the neck and shoulders

·         acid reflux

·         brown colored mucus in the back of the throat

·         white or blood blisters in the mouth/tongue/throat

·         unrefreshing sleep

·         sore throat

·         white coated tongue

·         aversion to being touched - "crawling" skin

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chronic sinusitis ·        frequent urination ·         headaches including migraines ·         visual blurring ·         sensitivity to light ·         eye pain ·         depression ·         irritability ·         anxiety ·         panic attacks

personality changes

·         mood swings

·         chills

·         night sweats

·         canker sores

·         shortness of breath

·         hypertension/high blood pressure

·         dizziness and balance problems

·         sensitivity to heat/cold

·         alcohol intolerance

·         gluten intolerance

·         irregular heartbeat

·         irritable bowel

·         constipation and/or diarrhea

·         painful gas/abdominal bloating

·         low grade fever or low body temperature

·         numbness/tingling in the face or extremities

·         dryness of mouth and eyes

·         difficulty swallowing

·        projectile vomiting

·         menstrual problems (PMS/endometriosis)

·         recurrent yeast infections

·         recurrent ear infections

·         rashes

·         dry/flaking skin

·        eczema

·         dermatitis

·         acne

·         skin discoloration/blotchiness

·         dandruff

·         jock and rectal itching

·        chronic athlete's foot

·         chronic toenail and fingernail fungus

·         ringing in the ears (tinnitus)

·       allergies

·         sensitivity to noise/sounds

·         sensitivity to foods

·         sensitivity to chemicals

·         sensitivity to odors

·         anemia

·         weight changes without changes in diet

·         lightheadedness

  feeling in a fog

·        fainting

·         muscle twitching

·         muscle weakness

·         jerky-leg syndrome

·         low sex drive


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A Candida condition may also be an underlying factor in the following diseases. However, it is often not diagnosed, misdiagnosed, disputed to even exist or is disregarded altogether.  This list shows that their may very well be a relationship between Candidiasis and auto-immune conditions.



Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Chronic Fatigue and Immune Dysfunction Fibromyalgia Syndrome Lupus Hypothyroidism Crohn's Disease Leaky Gut Syndrome Irritable Bowel Syndrome Celiac Disease Chronic Sinusitis Atopic Eczema GI dysbiosis Adrenal dysfunction Rosacea Psoriasis Macular Degeneration Barret's Esophagus Lactose Intolerance Meniere's Disease Depression Alzheimer's

 

It may even be related to things like:

Autism
ADHD
ADD
Headaches/migraines
Fatigue
Schizophrenia
Multiple Sclerosis

A Note of Caution:

Many candida symptoms may be indicators of a pathological condition such as cancer.  If your symptoms are extremely severe, please make sure you have ruled out other possibilities with your doctor.  However, keep in mind you are probably not going to be able to find a traditional medical doctor to recommend a Candida program for you. The medical profession is set up to look at a piece of the picture. You go to an ear, nose and throat guy for sinus problems, an internal medicine doc for internal problems, an OB for obstetrics and gynecology. They are so used to looking at a specific aspect of your health it is almost impossible for them to be able to see the whole picture of your health.

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