Need some help regarding candidiasis?
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If you have about ten dollars, you can go to a health store (or online) and order a pH strip, with with you can measure your body’s alkalinity or acidity. If you actually have the condition you do, then you’ll be notably ‘acidic’. It’s much cheaper than going to the doctor, and you can work from there.
Look into the ‘alkaline diet’, Even if you do not have candida taking over your body, then eating a diet high in alkaline-causing foods and probiotics is still safe for your health. I wouldn’t take someone else’s medications, since they may be dosed for that person and may have negative effects on you— especially if you DON’T have candidaiasis.
As a side note: I sort of doubt that the ‘retired nurse’ read the question completely, or that she’s really a retired nurse. Hypochondriacs get sick too, and anyone on the medical profession who would so arrogantly dismiss someone who is worried about their health has obviously given up on trying to actually help people. There’s a lot of that in the health industry today, which is why there is such a market for self-diagnosis and treatment. Just be careful, and don’t avoid doctors when you can afford one; just ask them questions.
Hope that helps
Your right! I think you are a hypochondriac also. Self diagnosis can be very harmful. See the school nurse. I suspect its hormones flushing your system.
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