Candida?

[victoriatellez]

I have had red circulor rashlike on my upper abdomen just appearing suddenly, fading away and then reappearing intensity in redness depending in blood sugar levels. The red rash are circulor size from erase head size to dime size & increase in number depending on what I ate esp. if I have breads, sugars etc. These can increase in numbers and are an "s" like pattern startin from just under right breast curve or go downward. Could this be candida or pancreas problems? Or canerous? I do have an appointment with gastro specialists. But, I was wondering what this sounds like to you. I also have a nonspecific vaginal infection that I always battle esp. when I digest sugars.

[Health Dr. 1]

Part of your description does sound as if it could be related to some type of candida. Some candida sufferers experience rash symptoms on the abdomen as well as on other parts of the body. Diet, especially sugars, starches, and fermented foods can affect candida growth. In a venue such as this with limited information, it is impossible to determine the exact cause of the problem. Since you stated that you have a vaginal infection, it may be wise to take some supportive supplements and modify your diet. I would suggest Organic Oregano Oil, www.ghchealth.com/oregano-oil.php, along with Latero-flora, www.ghchealth.com/candida-yeast-infecti ... lement.php, and Silver Fuzion™, www.ghchealth.com/quantum-silver.php. These can be taken as directed. I would also suggest a high-potency vegetable-based enzyme such as Zymitol to help break down the outer cellulose coating of the fungal organism. It is recommended to begin any type of regimen with a colon cleanse using Oxy-Powder, www.oxypowder.com. The oxygen released from this product can create an inhospitable environment for yeast in the digestive tract and aid in eliminating toxins that are generated as it dies off. Topically, I would suggest using O2-Zap, which can provide a consistent dose of sterilizing oxygen to the rash and can help to soothe inflamed and irritated skin. Please be aware the yeast/fungus can generate many toxins as it is eliminated; this may cause a “healing crisis” with such symptoms as fatigue, lack of mental clarity, joint or muscle aches, irritability, difficulty sleeping, and others. Of course, a diet low in sugar and white flour is essential. It is also best to avoid alcohol, fermented foods, and processed foods in general; even too much sweet fruit can present a problem for some people.

Because you so not know the exact cause of the rash, I would suggest consulting with a naturopathic doctor for a diagnosis. You might be able to find one in your area through the following link: http://naturopathic.lv0.net/DesktopDefa ... 1&tabid=59.