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louiseds
July 2, 2012 - 9:45am
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(((Susan)))
Hi Susan
We haven't heard from you for a while. I had forgotten about your friend Loretta. Still staying at your place, eh?
It sounds to me like you need a course of probiotics, and some fermented foods to get your system populated again with the right types of bugs. Antibiotics are like spraying your garden with Roundup to clear up a few weeds. All it does is decrease the competition for the really aggressive weeds, and you end up worse off in the long run. What is needed is a good strong green manure crop to smother those big weeds.
I can't male any specific recommendations, but a long course would probably be better than a short course. Maybe go for a couple of different types one after the other. It might take a few months to get over this completely.
It would probably be worth taking any refined carbs and high glycaemic foods out of your diet for a couple of weeks, and introduce lots of unprocessed foods to let your blood sugar levels even out a bit.
Remember kombucha, unsweetened yoghurt, sauerkraut, beer and wine. Lots of other fermented foods as well?
Louise
Anyone got any?
fannierose
July 2, 2012 - 11:43am
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antibiotics and yeast oh my
hi louise...
thanks for remembering me and loretta! she is
staying pretty much tolerable thank goodness!
thanks to all the posture changes i have made and
continue on a daily basis....sometimes when other things
get in the way....she does remind me she is alive and well!
thanks for the tips....right at the moment i am on a
low residue diet to recover from the diverticulitis so
i am thinking this type of eating might have to wait
a bit aside from the yogurt....
doc just ordered diflucan for the yeast but i am hesitant
to take yet another medication when my stomach is still
reeling and reacting to all the antibiotics affecting it and
my *beloved* ibs.....so i guess i will continue with the
monistat .....just wondering why it burned so when i applied
it....?
pretty confusing to me but i am garnering lots of
education...albeit previously unwanted :-)
looking forward to hearing of any other advice
someone may have...
thanks again louise...
xo susan
louiseds
July 3, 2012 - 12:18am
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anti-fungals
Does Diflucan have the same active ingredient to the Monistat? I know there are a couple of different types of drugs for treating candida. I changed to the other type when I was having trouble getting rid of the last one I had, and the thrush went away quite quickly, leaving only inflammation, which took a while to subside. I suggest that you ask your pharmacist about drugs. They know a lot more than doctors about pharmaceuticals.
Louise
fannierose
July 3, 2012 - 9:20am
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thanks louise
diflucan is an oral tablet...monistat that i used was cream that was inserted
in the vagina which burned like *hell*...
did talk to the pharmacist and she thought the pill would be
best even with my tummy concerns seeing i am still
recovering from the diverticulitis...i have one more phone
call to make before i decide and that is to my homeopathic
pharmacist ...will see what she has to offer...
will keep you posted...
thanks for the concern and look forward to any
more of yours or anyone's input...
xo susan
Surviving60
July 3, 2012 - 9:48am
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Probiotic
I'm not an expert on ANY of this, but I did recently decide to take a course of probiotics. I haven't done any antibiotics in as long as I can remember.....I'm doing this more because I don't get enough of this stuff from my diet, so I thought I'd do 30 or 60 days of this, just for good measure. This is the line that I picked:
http://www.renewlife.com/ultimate-flora-probiotics.html
I picked it because it was reasonably priced, was time-released to only require one capsule per day, and especially, because there were many strains in each product.
fannierose
July 3, 2012 - 11:37am
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thanks surviving 60
homeopathic pharmacist gave me some probiotics
to take...i have to be soooooooooooo careful
as even the good *stuff* bothers my intestines..
just who i am....too bad the docs don't listen to me!
i used to take a mild acidolpholus (sp) for a long time
but the company went out of business and anything
stronger than what it was ..just didn't sit well with my
system... seems like my dance is a bit different than most
dances.....
the homeopathic phamacist also advised to take the
pill which my internist prescribed as did the regular
pharmacist so it is in my body *as we speak*...she also
gave me a homeopathic spray for ongoing use to keep
the yeast at bay.....for years now i have taken sprays
i have gotten from her ...one for kidney stones and one for
hypertension...i am pleased to report that when i had the
ct scan for the diverticulitis..there were NO kidney stones even
though i had a 5mm a year or so ago and i KNOW i didn't pass it...
also my blood pressure is in a good range and was not so before
the sprays and my weekly acupuncture and my walking....so i
am encouraged...
thanks again ....
it is so comforting to be *heard* and replied to...
xo susan