Guest guest Posted April 17, 2006 Report Posted April 17, 2006 Good morning, I can't tell you how happy I am to have found this group. I'm a newbie to the list, but not a newbie to chronic yeast issues. I realize as I write this that I've essentially been struggling with recurrent yeast infections for at least the last seven years when I moved to NYC, if not since I had my first infection at 19, too many years ago to go into! I'm starting to feel like I'm losing my mind. My friends and boyfriend have tried to be supportive, but they're starting to roll their eyes when I tell them what new methodology I'm following or that I have yet another yeast infection. I've been working with a dietician who will at least hear me out. We're mostly working on my knowledge as I have read pretty much all the candida books mentioned, but I don't seem to be able to find a workable diet regimen for my lifestyle and schedule. I've sought help from my gynecologist but as with most MD's in New York, I find she starts to glaze over when I tell her about my continuing problem and the most she'll do is prescribe Diflucan orally, which helps for a while, but this last time, I had another infection within two days of taking the medication. I'm exhausted and worn out and basically at the end of my rope. I start a new job on Wednesday and fear that I'm going to have a nervous breakdown if I can't find some relief from the discomfort. I've begun to search for an alternative doctor/nutritionist who can help me with diet and supplements and anti-yeast medications, but as these doctors aren't covered by my insurance, I'm fearful of making a $300 appointment with someone who doesn't come recommended. Can anyone make a suggestion for a doctor in NYC or someplace that might be able to make a referral? Thanks for listening, Quote
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