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nature24
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Hi I take doxycycline, Azithromycin and metronidazole for lyme and have had no issues with candida so far

I have taken 10 days of penicillin for bacterial tonsillitis

Now I have candida overgrowth - is this the same things as thrush?

It's both oral and vaginal, is there anything I can do about this?

I want to make sure it goes away and preferably doesn't come back. Thank you
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You can use over the counter cream for vaginal candida overgrowth.

However, since you have both and you may also have candida overgrowth in the GI tract, I would see the doctor for a prescription. Such as Fluconazole etc.

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Agree. Some Lyme docs used to stop antibiotics and treat for yeast with Diflucan (fluconazole). It has been long enough that I do not know if they still do that or not. But that is what it sounds like you need to me.

There are herbals. But it sounds like you have a good case of it. Talk with whoever is prescribing your antibiotics.
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