With Systemic Candidiasis there is often a fine line between misdiagnosis and the proper diagnosis.
For instance, a friend of mine was feeling really tired and when her normal doctor didn't have the answer, she went to a naturopath, who diagnosed her with Chronic Systemic Candidiasis because she was tired and craved sugar. The naturopath disregarded all of the other common symptoms and put her on a Candida diet.
On the other hand conventional doctors often won't even consider a diagnosis of chronic systemic candidiasis even though they have tried everything else, run every test and still cannot help the patient. So if conventional doctors and naturopaths can't always be relied on, what's a person to do? Well, it's important that you educate yourself in matters of your health so you can tell when you are getting taken for a ride or misunderstood.
Most Common Systemic Candidiasis Symptoms
chronic pain
acne
eczema
indigestion
sore throat
athlete's foot
cravings for sweets
sinus inflammation
pre-menstrual syndrome
thrush
depression
dizziness
hyperactivity
itching
poor memory
diarrhea
constipation
persistent cough
excessive fatigue
inability to think clearly
ear aches
migraines
mood swings
low sex drive
stomach pains
vaginitis
muscle weakness
digestion problems
anxiety
irritability
headaches
rectal itching
sensitivity to fragrances
abdominal gas and bloating
cravings for alcohol
acid reflux
Conclusions
While this list may seem daunting, please consider the following if you think you might have chronic systemic candidiasis;
Diagnosing systemic candidiasis can be tricky, but people who have had many of the above symptoms and couldn't figure out why, have found much relief following a candida diet and taking the recommended supplements. As for my friend, it turns out she really had the onset of glandular fever instead of chronic candidiasis, but she said she got some some really healthy, good tasting Candida recipes out of it.
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