This article discusses a problem and question of "will drugs help the candida?".
The idea is based on incoming request from a friend.
She is not new to Candida, she has however never been treated for the Candida.
She now has itching burning in her chest/esophagus, serious stomach intestinal problems, and itching and burning everywhere in her body.
She went to a "fruit" diet, which she should have known that after her last bout with Candida, this was not a good idea.
She has gotten thrush and blisters etc.
She feels them in her esophagus, and her doctor confirmed today.
The doctor wanted to put her of Diflucan, but said if the Nystatin "worked" it out then no need.
She needs to something fast, her whole body is involved.
She feels it, plus it is rainy and nasty today too, which does not help.
The problem is: she'd like to know other cases where a serious candida infection can be helped with these drugs or not? She is seriously malnourished because of this infection.
Dealing with the above situation, in my opinion, apart from taking the drugs you are, which by the way can damage your liver, I hope your doctor is monitoring it.
Diet is very important, no sugar in any form.
No Caffeine, coffee or tea.
A friend of mine cut them out last week and she had a headache for 5 days! Nobody warned her, she is so addicted to the stuff.
All you may want to do is to do some researches, buy a book about candida.
Learn and find the support group that can always guide you.