yeast infection in the esophagus-off topic

[Guest guest]

Dear Friends,

I have found your group through my cousin, who joined as her son is autistic.

She recommended contacting you all about my new husband (who is not

autistic) but who has been diagnosed with a Schatzki's Ring and now with a

yeast infection in the esophagus - and was told they are not related. On

Friday, he started taking Diflucan for the yeast infection but has been having

many side effects from this drug = nausea, loss of apettite, dizziness,

weakness, diahrea, fatigue, and also some emotional issues. Can you all

recommend enzymes or such that would be more beneficial and more healthy

for him? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

The " side effects " you mention is the yeast dying off.

He should feel better soon.

-GA

yeast infection in the esophagus-off topic

Dear Friends,

I have found your group through my cousin, who joined as her son is autistic.

She recommended contacting you all about my new husband (who is not

autistic) but who has been diagnosed with a Schatzki's Ring and now with a

yeast infection in the esophagus - and was told they are not related. On

Friday, he started taking Diflucan for the yeast infection but has been having

many side effects from this drug = nausea, loss of apettite, dizziness,

weakness, diahrea, fatigue, and also some emotional issues. Can you all

recommend enzymes or such that would be more beneficial and more healthy

for him? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

> Friday, he started taking Diflucan for the yeast infection but has

been having

> many side effects from this drug = nausea, loss of apettite,

dizziness,

> weakness, diahrea, fatigue, and also some emotional issues. Can you

all

> recommend enzymes or such that would be more beneficial and more

healthy

> for him?

My yeast page has ideas

http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm

Dana