Re: Vaginal discharge as a die-off symptom?

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This is probably die-off: the candida leaving your body. Don't be worried - it

is GOOD

that the toxins are being omitted. Don't take any medications for it if you can

help it.

Lee

s3340@... wrote:

> I've been on diet for about 3 weeks and I just started taking

> Diflucan 3 days ago. I've noticed a lot of white discharge almost

> like

> another vaginal infection since I've been on the diet, has anyone

> else experienced this? Also, I was wondering what experiences

> people have had with Diflucan? I'm on it one pill a day for 14 days

> then off for 2 weeks then I see the doctor again. He is treating

> me for vulvodynia which is caused by all the vaginal infections I

> used to get. It's a big pain! Thanks for all your help and advice.

>

> Nathalie

>

>

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In a message dated 08/11/2000 9:34:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

s3340@... writes:

<< I've been on diet for about 3 weeks and I just started taking

Diflucan 3 days ago. I've noticed a lot of white discharge almost

like

another vaginal infection since I've been on the diet, has anyone

else experienced this? Also, I was wondering what experiences

people have had with Diflucan? I'm on it one pill a day for 14 days

then off for 2 weeks then I see the doctor again. He is treating

me for vulvodynia which is caused by all the vaginal infections I

used to get. It's a big pain! Thanks for all your help and advice.

Nathalie >>

Hi, Nathalie!

I think we all have our own experiences with Diflucan, those of us who

have taken it for the annoying yeast infection and vaginal discharge that

gives us laundry every day. My Doctor put me on Diflucan for one day ($25.55

for one pill, I paid here in Canada) and it remedied the

problem....eventually... but then it came back. I believe someone on this

list posted that Diflucan is an antibiotic, and apparently yeast/candida

loves it and will only alleviate the discomfort and symptoms temporarily,

only to have them return as they were before, if not worse. As for myself,

the yeast returned, but luckily for me, it is not NEAR as bad as it was

before. I don't know whether to compliment the diflucan, or the diet I'm

only partially following because I'm too tired to cook for myself here at

home, so will eat what I'm served and avoid the yeast loving foods if I can.

Just my own 2¢ ladies (and gentlemen)

Love,

ps - it is GREAT to be back, and I've missed you all very much :-)

2000/8/12 10:13:34 am EST

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,

Diflucan is not an antibiotic, it is an antifungal it kills off the candida.

Before

Diflucan I tried the herb Tannilbit which I think may have helped just a bit.

Diflucan is

usually taken like you said for a normal yeast infection, but because some

people have it

so long and the Candida grows throughout the body a longer and much stronger

dose is

needed to kill it off. It will only work if you are on the special diet and

taking

acidopholus and bifidum at the same time. We'll see how it goes. I'll let

everyone know

after my two weeks are up.

Nathalie

NorthernRosebud@... wrote:

> In a message dated 08/11/2000 9:34:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

> s3340@... writes:

>

> << I've been on diet for about 3 weeks and I just started taking

> Diflucan 3 days ago. I've noticed a lot of white discharge almost

> like

> another vaginal infection since I've been on the diet, has anyone

> else experienced this? Also, I was wondering what experiences

> people have had with Diflucan? I'm on it one pill a day for 14 days

> then off for 2 weeks then I see the doctor again. He is treating

> me for vulvodynia which is caused by all the vaginal infections I

> used to get. It's a big pain! Thanks for all your help and advice.

>

> Nathalie >>

>

> Hi, Nathalie!

>

> I think we all have our own experiences with Diflucan, those of us who

> have taken it for the annoying yeast infection and vaginal discharge that

> gives us laundry every day. My Doctor put me on Diflucan for one day ($25.55

> for one pill, I paid here in Canada) and it remedied the

> problem....eventually... but then it came back. I believe someone on this

> list posted that Diflucan is an antibiotic, and apparently yeast/candida

> loves it and will only alleviate the discomfort and symptoms temporarily,

> only to have them return as they were before, if not worse. As for myself,

> the yeast returned, but luckily for me, it is not NEAR as bad as it was

> before. I don't know whether to compliment the diflucan, or the diet I'm

> only partially following because I'm too tired to cook for myself here at

> home, so will eat what I'm served and avoid the yeast loving foods if I can.

>

> Just my own 2¢ ladies (and gentlemen)

>

> Love,

>

>

>

> ps - it is GREAT to be back, and I've missed you all very much :-)

>

> 2000/8/12 10:13:34 am EST

>

> ~~~

> Some people come into our lives and quickly go

> Leaving bruises and scars on our hearts and souls

> Some stay awhile and leave gentle footprints

> Of Love and Respect on our hearts

> And we are never, ever the same.

>

> (^..^)~ (^..^)~ (^..^)~ (^..^)~ (^..^)~

>

>

>

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In a message dated 08/12/2000 11:06:34 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

s3340@... writes:

<< Diflucan is not an antibiotic, it is an antifungal it kills off the

candida. >>

Just a quickie - thanku for setting me straight. My Doc has a very severe

aussie accent to my ears and I guess I misheard him. I have difficulty with

accents in most cases because I'm hard of hearing.

Love,

:-)

2000/8/12 3:58:11 pm EST

~~~

Some people come into our lives and quickly go

Leaving bruises and scars on our hearts and souls

Some stay awhile and leave gentle footprints

Of Love and Respect on our hearts

And we are never, ever the same.

(^..^)~ (^..^)~ (^..^)~ (^..^)~ (^..^)~

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In a message dated 08/12/2000 1:37:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

krein@... writes:

<< Is this the first time you are taking difulcan? It's a dangerous drug to

the

liver.

>>

where did you find this out? I don't recall seeing that in the fine print on

the Diflucan box!!!

Love,

2000/8/12 4:00:01 pm EST

~~~

Some people come into our lives and quickly go

Leaving bruises and scars on our hearts and souls

Some stay awhile and leave gentle footprints

Of Love and Respect on our hearts

And we are never, ever the same.

(^..^)~ (^..^)~ (^..^)~ (^..^)~ (^..^)~

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Hi Nathalie

Is this the first time you are taking difulcan? It's a dangerous drug to the

liver.

[Guest guest]

<< In a message dated 08/12/2000 11:06:34 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

s3340@... writes:

<< Diflucan is not an antibiotic, it is an antifungal it kills off the

candida. >>

Just a quickie - thanku for setting me straight. My Doc has a very severe

aussie accent to my ears and I guess I misheard him. I have difficulty with

accents in most cases because I'm hard of hearing.

>>

Just a curious note, I have hearing problems too, I've worn hearing aids for

15 years. I've been fighting candidia for as long. I have sinus and

breathing problems from candidia. Does anyone else have hearing problems?

Thanks

Annette

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My doctor told me that.... about difulcan

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Hi

So you would have a real ball with my British accent.. which is now a mixed

South African one too!

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In a message dated 08/13/2000 1:46:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

krein@... writes:

<< Hi

So you would have a real ball with my British accent.. which is now a mixed

South African one too!

love

>>

Actually, I have a friend who has a british/english accent combined with a

Israeli (is there such a word) accent and I could understand her fine once I

got used to the accent. And Will's (my bud) got a southern californian

accent mixed with a southern accent heard in the deep south, and it took me a

bit to get used to him, but now I understand him just fine :-)

Love,

2000/8/13 7:30:29 pm EST

~~~

Some people come into our lives and quickly go

Leaving bruises and scars on our hearts and souls

Some stay awhile and leave gentle footprints

Of Love and Respect on our hearts

And we are never, ever the same.

(^..^)~ (^..^)~ (^..^)~ (^..^)~

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<<<I have sinus and breathing problems from candidia. Does anyone else have hearing problems?>>>

Have you tried quitting lactose(milk, cheese, butter, etc.). Dairy products irritate mucous membranes since your nasal cavaties are sensitive. Some people can handle lactose and some people can't. Personally, I think most people can't.

Try quitting it for a month and see if some of the sinus problems go away.

I used to get sinus and pressure headaches before I quit drinking/eating dairy. Since quitting, I no longer do.

--Sophia

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In a message dated 8/13/00 10:46:34 PM Central Daylight Time,

ntrinen@... writes:

<<

I used to get sinus and pressure headaches before I quit drinking/eating

dairy. Since quitting, I no longer do.

>>

Me too! Especially after eating cheese.

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