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Nula
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I've been dealing with this for a few days now.

I don't have difficulty passing stools, my stool looks fine (normal shape, color, not hard); it's just that burning around the anus - a sore feeling which lasts for a bit while/after passing stools (20 minutes or so).

Could this be a candida symptom or a drug reaction? I'm on tons of supplements as well as rifampin, azithromycin, minocycline, artemisia, and nystatin.

Has anyone had this happen?

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Lala
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yes it happened to me from time to time and it was always candida, nystatin did not work for me
buy some strong probiotics (hundreds of billions)

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Nula
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Thanks, Lala, I was worried it might be candida.

Which probiotic are you using.

It seems lots of people here are using VSL#3 ...

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I currently take VSL3 and Swanson formula with 66 billions
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Nula
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Thanks, Lala!

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it wouldnt hurt to get some over the counter monistat and put it on area for relief...but you also must fix the problem with probiotics

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Judie
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It happened to me from magnesium citrate.

Too much garlic and some nuts cause this for me too.

As soon as I stop ingesting these, the problem goes away.

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I think magnesium can do this too.

You might consider a little Prep H...!

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