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randibear
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every time i take my probiotics and florstor, several hours later my entire body starts to burn and sort of itch, more burning tho.

ok, so if you have a yeast problem won't the florastor make it worse?

how long do you have to take florastor? after all the abx and now the antifungal for shingles, it could be months right?

but am i just adding to the yeast problem?

egads, i'd hate to get c. diff again. one hospital visit was enough of that crap.

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That can happen and be a yeast superinfection. Try stopping it and seeing if it goes away. Antifungal for shingles??? Do you mean anti-viral?
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ooppps, yep, anti-viral.

wonder where my mind is lately. do you have it???

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LOL its ok, was just making sure you were using the right drug for the right type of infection. I had a woman the other day tell me she treated her yeast infection with FLagyl!
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