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tractormusic
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 5:49 pm    Post subject: Systemic Candida? Reply with quote

Hi all -

I've hesitated to post my question before, because I've been trying to
find a similar disease on the net like I have, but have not been able
to.

At 38, I was diagnosed with colon cancer and had my colon and rectum
removed. I'm now 40. (male)

For 1 1/2 yrs following the surgery, I was on massive narcotics for
pain. Eventually, we found it was scar tissue, and a few visits to a
physical therapist solved the issue. Thank God! I went off the
narcotics and have not been on them for apporx 6 months.

Immediately following cessation of narcotics, I developed a severely
itchy rash on my neck, shoulders, face and scalp. Also began to cough,
all the time.

Over the past 6 months, my rash has decreased visibly, but the itch
never stops. The cough never stops.

The only thing that squelches the itch for awhile is very hot showers.
I know you're not supposed to do that for a rash, but I've tried cold,
or lukewarm. The only thing that keeps my sanity is 4 - 5 very hot
showers a day.

I had a stool test taken for candida, but it was negative. However, I
frequently wake up with a white tounge and am very sensitive to cheese
or mushrooms. Seems suspicious to me. Could I have the Candida in my
blood but not in my digestive system? (I don't have a colon)

I have been on the candida diet for a long time, as well as diflucan
and all the other medical and herbal candida fixes.

I hope someone can help.

Thanks for taking the time to read this!

David
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David M. Besonen
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Joined: 04 Jul 2005
Posts: 5

PostPosted: Thu Jul 07, 2005 4:23 am    Post subject: Re: Systemic Candida? Reply with quote

On 28 Jun 2005 12:49:45 -0700, "tractormusic"
<piano777777@gmail.com> wrote:

Quote:
I've hesitated to post my question before, because I've been trying to
find a similar disease on the net like I have, but have not been able
to.

don't ever hesitate to ask questions. if you don't who will
for your particular concerns? as my grandfather always
tells me, "Take care of yourself, no one else will."


Quote:
At 38, I was diagnosed with colon cancer and had my colon and rectum
removed. I'm now 40. (male)

your whole colon?


Quote:
For 1 1/2 yrs following the surgery, I was on massive narcotics for
pain. Eventually, we found it was scar tissue, and a few visits to a
physical therapist solved the issue. Thank God! I went off the
narcotics and have not been on them for apporx 6 months.

what narcotics? please be specific.


Quote:
Immediately following cessation of narcotics, I developed a severely
itchy rash on my neck, shoulders, face and scalp. Also began to cough,
all the time.

Over the past 6 months, my rash has decreased visibly, but the itch
never stops. The cough never stops.

please describe the rash.


Quote:
The only thing that squelches the itch for awhile is very hot showers.
I know you're not supposed to do that for a rash, but I've tried cold,
or lukewarm. The only thing that keeps my sanity is 4 - 5 very hot
showers a day.

cutaneous inflammation/irritation is often soothed with hot
water. one of the reasons it's discouraged is because the
hot water can have drying effect on your skin thus resulting
in more itchiness.


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I had a stool test taken for candida, but it was negative.

completely negative? or just a "small" amount of candida?
what laboratory analyzed the strool sample? below you
mention taking diflucan. where you taking this when you did
the stool test?


Quote:
However, I frequently wake up with a white tounge

oral thrush, if this is the cause of your white tongue, is a
sign of candida overgrowth.


Quote:
and am very sensitive to cheese or mushrooms.

what does "sensitive" mean?


Quote:
Seems suspicious to me. Could I have the Candida in my
blood but not in my digestive system? (I don't have a colon)

candida can exist outside the colon. you've already alluded
to that yourself by mentioning your white tongue.


Quote:
I have been on the candida diet for a long time, as well as diflucan
and all the other medical and herbal candida fixes.

what's "a long time"?


Quote:
I hope someone can help.

what kind of help do you want, specifically?


peace,
david
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i probably won't be able to reply until next tuesday
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