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daniel
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hey folks,

i wanted to ask, if you can have some (systemic) candida without a white coat in your mouth?! im taking some diflucan along with tetracycline since 1 week and im feeling very weak.. my psychsymptoms disappeared.. but the brainfog is more worse then before.. knees are hurting.. feelin exhaused.. little bit of headache here and there... pale.. no motivation.. no appetite.. could that be die off from candida??
(i took abx 2 1/2 years without a break, but took also along with abx good probiotics, eating low carb, low/no sugar)


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quote:
Originally posted by daniel:
hey folks,

i wanted to ask, if you can have some (systemic) candida without a white coat in your mouth?!

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YES, YES, YES!!!

I've only had thrush once and yet I've struggled with yeast issues for well over 10 yrs.

Mine is in the gut.

Make sure you are taking at least 100 billion CFU's of probiotics per day and not eating any sugar, fruit, or starches.

YES .. sounds like die-off. Yeast can cause all of those symptoms.

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Yes, that can be yeast, as TuTu said. Hope you feel better soon!

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