Candidiasis
or yeast infection is a condition
wherein there is an overgrowth of yeast in one’s system which spreads beyond
the person’s usual levels of tolerance. There are various signs that indicate
you are indeed yeast intolerant. The
following are the most common intolerance
to yeast symptoms:
Bloating,
constipation, and flatulence are the basic symptoms especially for people
suffering from Candidiasis in the digestive site. Candidiasis in the mouth or
oral thrush lead to mouth blisters, cracks and sores, dry and sore throat, bad
breath, and tongue infection. Sometimes too female vaginitis and male
reproductive yeast infection may lead to urinary symptoms like burning,
frequent, and urgent urinations, as well as bladder infections. Candidiasis may
also cause respiratory symptoms like sinuses, chronic cough, chronic
congestion, asthma, bronchitis or pneumonia.
In general, yeast intolerance causes physical as well
as mental symptoms such as fatigue, muscle and joint pains, headache,
dizziness, depression, anxiety, poor concentration, memory loss, mood swings,
and cravings.
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