Vaginal candidiasis is a very common gynecological infection in women caused by excessive growth of the fungus. Candida albicanswhich normally lives in the genital region, leading to symptoms such as whitish discharge, intense itching, swelling or redness in the vulva and/or vagina. The increase in the number of fungi of the Candida It can be […]
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Decompensated diabetes increases the risk of developing infections, especially those of the urinary system, due to constant hyperglycemia, because the large amount of sugar circulating in the blood favors the proliferation of microorganisms and reduces the activity of the immune system, favoring the appearance of symptoms. of infection. The microorganisms normally related to genital infections […]
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Intestinal candidiasis occurs when the immune system is weakened, favoring the exaggerated proliferation of fungi of the kind Candida sp., mainly the species Candida albicansin the intestine, leading to the appearance of small whitish residues in the feces. It is important that intestinal candidiasis is identified and treated quickly to prevent the fungus from reaching the […]
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To help cure candidiasis faster, it is recommended to consume propolis, bear herb tea, mint or chamomile, and probiotics, such as yogurt and kefir, for example. Furthermore, it is recommended to increase the consumption of healthy fats that can be found in fish and coconut oil, and to consume vegetables and whole grains, which strengthen […]
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Breast candidiasis is an infection caused by the fungus Candida albicans which causes symptoms such as redness and pain in the nipple, wounds in the nipple with more difficult healing, itching in the area and the appearance of cracks in the skin, in some cases. The fungus Candida albicans it can be found naturally on […]
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Candidiasis is an infection caused by the fungus Candida albicans, which most frequently affects the genital region, causing symptoms such as intense itching, redness or whitish discharge. However, candidiasis can also appear in other parts of the body, such as the mouth (thrush), intestines, skin or nails, for example. This fungus lives naturally on the […]
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