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1BChapter 2 – All About Candida Yeast Infection
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Ketoconazole (Nizoral )
Nizoral is a stronger pill than the Diflucan and is also taken orally. Nizoral is
usually prescribed in combination with antibiotics and is aimed at killing
Candida and other fungal forms. Although Nizoral is easy to use, the strong
dose can have serious side effects on your liver and can destroy the natural
delicate balance of your system. This can lead to a weakened immune system
with low capability of defending the body against Candida, an adverse effect
that will result in making your condition and symptoms worse in the long run.
Terazol
This is a powerful antifungal cream applied with an applicator and aimed at
killing Candida. The cream contains the drug terconazole and can be used in
either a 7-day or 3-day dosage. Although Terazol is more potent than other
OTC treatments, like most creams it’s messy and has several side effects
such as muscle pain, headaches, weakness and nausea. Similar to all creams
that are applied locally, it will only work in the short term.
Itraconazole (Sporanox) This drug should be taken with food and comes in
both oral solution and capsule forms. A blood test should be conducted to
check absorption.
Amphotericin B (Fungizone) When other conventional medications and
OTCs fail, this drug is often administered intravenously. Similar to other
antifungal drugs, it has a myriad of side effects including abdominal pain,
nausea, chills, vomiting, and diarrhea.
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