The yeast Candida albicans is a yeast that normally lives harmlessly in small numbers in the body, controlled by beneficial bacteria in the body and the immune system.
If the beneficial bacteria are killed by antibiotics, or if a person's immune system becomes weakened, Candida can grow unchecked and cause symptoms.
Localized infections, such as oral thrush, skin infections, and vaginal yeast infections in women can result. Widespread infection can occur in immunocompromised people.
Candida overgrowth in the intestines is thought to, in some cases, penetrate the intestinal wall, causing the yeast and other unwanted particles from being absorbed into the body. This is thought to activate the immune system, resulting in fatigue, headache, mood swings, poor memory and concentration, cravings for sweets, and has been linked to conditions such as fibromyalgia.
# Tired or lethargic
# Poor memory
# Feel drained, depleted or exhausted
# Numbness, burning, tingling
# Stomach pain
# Joint pain or swelling
# Muscle aching or weakness
# Constipation, diarrhea, bloating, gas, or belching
# Bothersome or persistent vaginal itching, burning, or discharge
# Prostatitis
# Erectile dysfunction
# Loss of sexual desire
# Endometriosis or infertility
# Menstrual irregularity or cramping
# Anxiety attacks or crying
# Cold hands and feet, feel chilly
# Irritable or shaking when hungry
Candida Effects your whole body.
Might be hard to cleanse my Vagina
