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TREATMENT OF CHRONIC CANDIDIASIS: THERAPY WITH ANTI-FUNGAL DRUGS
There are several drugs that kill or suppress the growth of Candida albicans in the body. One of these is ketaconazole, which is a powerful drug for getting at deep-seated Candida, but should not be used long-term. Others are flagyl, nystatin and mycostatin, which are all effective antifungals capable of being used with safety for up to a year. Obviously drugs are to be avoided whenever possible. In the case of candidiasis, it has been found that long-term treatment, with an antifungal drug, is of great benefit in reducing the level of yeast in the body back to manageable proportions, which the immune system can then take over and again effectively control. However, because of the individual’s previous susceptibility to Candida, continuous avoidance of all yeast-containing and yeast-encouraging foods must be maintained in order to remain permanently free of the problem. Otherwise, a recurrence is most likely.
The drug nystatin is particularly safe to the body, in general, as it is poorly absorbed through the intestinal tract. It is considered effective only for yeast infections of mucosal and skin surfaces where it is brought into contact with Candida, such as in the intestinal tract. It may also be taken in liquid form to attack Candida nourishing in the oesophagus and the mouth. In women, the tendency for Candida to occur in the vagina can be effectively dealt with by the use of vaginal suppositories.
The usual starting dosage of nystatin is one tablet, four times daily, taken in conjunction with the liquid form and suppositories. The dosage is increased to eight tablets daily, after three to six weeks. It can be increased up to a maximum of sixteen tablets daily, after a further three, to six weeks, if required. If no additional benefit is derived at this level the dosage should be reduced to that at which maximum relief from symptoms is achieved.
Initial side effects can sometimes occur when nystatin therapy is commenced. These can be in the form of an exacerbation of symptoms because the body can, initially, be overloaded by the toxic effects of dead Candida cells until they are eliminated. This lasts a few days only and is known as a Herxheimer Reaction. Within two or three weeks a great improvement is felt and chronic symptoms that have existed for years begin to disappear. Food and chemical intolerances become a thing of the past and sense of good health and well-being returns.
Professor Jeffrey Bland from the Department of Biochemistry at the University of Puget Sound, Washington State, has found that there are alternatives to the use of anti-yeast medication. These are:
Lactobacillus Acidophilus — A friendly bacterium used to reinoculate the bowel. Extremely successful in reducing Candida in the intestinal tract. Dosage is one teaspoon three times per day of the dry culture.
Biotin — One of the B vitamins. Three hundred megs are taken orally three times per day. Japanese researchers have found that biotin prevents Candida converting to its fungal form.
Oleic Acid — this should be given along with biotin in the form of two teaspoons of olive oil, three times per day.
Anti-Allergic/AsthmaThere is no doubt that candidiasis, in a previously unknown, systemic form, is the cause of suffering for a great number of people with multiple food and chemical allergies. Lack of awareness of this problem by general practitioners is the biggest obstacle to many chronically ill people being diagnosed and effectively treated. Fortunately research is continuing overseas and researchers such as Professor Max Shepherd, of Otago University, are working to develop an effective remedy for this debilitating condition which affects so many people in the community today.
Meanwhile, avoidance of aggravating drugs and foods, together with nystatin, or other anti-fungal therapy, is guaranteed to result in a dramatic improvement in the health of affected individuals. Anyone suffering a range of chronic, undiagnosed symptoms should investigate the possibility of candidiasis-caused multiple allergy illness.
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