Re: Antifungals and not feeling so good....

[Guest guest]

To the best of my knowledge Diflucan is not meant to be taken over long periods. I took it once in a single dose and felt great afterwards. I think you may have had too much. You might want to try Primal Defense and Fungal defense by Garden of Life now. Many women here have used them

-- Antifungals and not feeling so good....

Hi.Has anyone taken antifungals like diflucan or sporanox??I have been taking them for a while and feel just awful. I am wondering how you know if they are working and what to expectwhen taking them. Also, how many months before you feel better ifthey are doing any good.Any comments would be appreciated if someone has taken these drugs.ThanksGTOpinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed health care professional before commencing any medical treatment. "Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live a happy life and how to work for a better world." - Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

[Guest guest]

Hi GT,

The die-off of fungus creates toxins the body needs to

flush, then replace with positive organisms. Drinking

at least 1/2 ound of water for every pound of body

weight is essential. Eliminating sugar, refined grains

and processed foods is also important.

If you are on an anti-fungal for an extended period,

you doctor should be monitoring your liver function.

That's where the toxins tend to accumulate.

That's where Primal Defense, acidopholis, and

naturally fermented foods like sauerkraut come in.

Read up on yeast problems in a book like " The Yeast

Connection " . It's a tough fight, but well worth the

effort!

Hugs,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

I am on a course of Diflucan now and will take it for 14 days. I took antibiotics a couple of months ago and developed an intestinal Candida problem. I felt worse initially when I started the Diflucan but feel fine now, it’s been one week. I would think you’ll know it’s working when your symptoms are less severe. What you are experiencing is likely a die-off reaction. You could cut back and take one Diflucan every other day to help you with the die off and go back to one daily once you feel better.

Kenda

Hi.

Has anyone taken antifungals like diflucan or sporanox??

I have been taking them for a while and feel just awful.

I am wondering how you know if they are working and what to expect

when taking them. Also, how many months before you feel better if

they are doing any good.

Any comments would be appreciated if someone has taken these drugs.

Thanks

GT

Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed health care professional before commencing any medical treatment.

" Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live a happy life and how to work for a better world. " - Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

[Guest guest]

Yes, it can be taken for extended periods of time. Usually one dose will treat a vaginal yeast infection but not a systemic infection. The longest my doctor has ever prescribed it for is 21 days. I am taking it for a 14-day course now.

Kenda

To the best of my knowledge Diflucan is not meant to be taken over long periods. I took it once in a single dose and felt great afterwards. I think you may have had too much. You might want to try Primal Defense and Fungal defense by Garden of Life now. Many women here have used them

-- Antifungals and not feeling so good....

Hi.

Has anyone taken antifungals like diflucan or sporanox??

I have been taking them for a while and feel just awful.

I am wondering how you know if they are working and what to expect

when taking them. Also, how many months before you feel better if

they are doing any good.

Any comments would be appreciated if someone has taken these drugs.

Thanks

GT

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[Guest guest]

Hi

I have never taken either of them except I took diflucan one time

for a day. It gave me a bad headache. I have known people who took

diflucan and they all seemed to think it helped them pretty

quickly. It made me want to try it again, but I react rather

negatively to just about anything that kills candida and other

pathogens. Perhaps you are having a herxheimer. However, those

drugs can also have negative side affects and possibly affect the

liver. HOw long have you been on them? If it has been longer than

a week or two, and you are still feeling crummy, I would be tempted

to get off them and try natural antifungals instead. At least you

don't have to worry about liver damage on them. I think oil of

oregano and olive leaf extract are really good ones. Also, many

people have reacted positively to liver cleanses with their candida

problems. I know of a couple who really regained their health with

the olive oil/lemon flush.

Hugs

kathy

In , " tasslekitty " <tasslekitty@y...>

wrote:

> Hi.

>

> Has anyone taken antifungals like diflucan or sporanox??

> I have been taking them for a while and feel just awful.

> I am wondering how you know if they are working and what to expect

> when taking them. Also, how many months before you feel better if

> they are doing any good.

>

> Any comments would be appreciated if someone has taken these drugs.

>

>

> Thanks

>

> GT