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Topic: The best way to deal with yeasts

Areneli
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 6740

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I would like to hear your suggestions on the topic how to avoid or control yeast problem while on antibiotics.

I use diet but I have been yeast borderline for a while. Fluconazole helps but I am not sure if this is the best way of dealing with the problem.

I would appreciate your suggestions.

Perhaps you also know some good topical agents that work.

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Lymetoo
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Don't have much time....sorry.....

Candida elimination: http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/Forum1/HTML/021412.html
Lyme symptoms list compared with yeast symptoms http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/Forum1/HTML/021202.html

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beachcomber
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No sugar is no. one on my list. I also use psyllium and bentonite clay, mised with juice or water to clear and heal the gut. There are menay herbs that help: Olive Leaf Extract, Oil of Oregano, Grapefruit Seed Extract (not really an herb), for example.

Go to wholeapproach.com. That is a website that is dedicated to the topic. I used their protocol to clear a bad Systemic Candida problem I had.

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Cheryl
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Candida Info:
http://www.lymeinfo.net/candida.html

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luvmycat
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Member # 4984

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I avoid sugar and simple carbs but do eat some complex carbs such as oatmeal, yams, etc. I guess some will have yeast no matter what they do, unfortunately.

Since you mentioned topical agents, I assume you're referring to outside-the-body problems. I've had a little bit of a problem with underarms and groin area breaking out occasionally. This started when I re-joined the gym which causes me to sweat more than just sitting at a desk all day.

I treat it with Lamisil as soon as it starts itching and use a medicated powder with a cornstarch base. I also take Nystatin and Probiotics. I take a Probiotics cap at night and mid-afternoon.

Carol

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