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I did antibiotics about one year ago. So, the thing was, i stopped after 7 months because of GI problems. I took nystatin but it didn't help at all. Probiotics seemed to fail, maybe it were the wromg ones.
Now i often have some pain after bowel movement. everytime i return from the toilet i also experience itching and some pain in my GI.
i think this stil could be candida? what are your experiences? i can't believe this isn't gone after a year.... did some thing but nothing seemed to work yet Posts: 159 | From Germany | Registered: Nov 2010
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Did you ever have any GI testing such as an endoscopy, colonoscopy, ct scan, celiac test etc? Do you mean itching on the exterior? That sounds like it could be hemorrhoids.
What is your pain like? What meds were you on? Did you have any GI problems before treatment or only after? What is your diet like?
Sorry so many questions but I think if you provide more info ppl may respond with more suggestions! Hang in there..
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i had a colonoscopy! nothing. they didn't see a thing.
i had some trouble before, but it was not even close to the trouble that i had after the ABX.
i mean skin itching on the body, allergic reactions.
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