Swallowing and hard to breathe

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check out the symptoms of systemic fungal problems, and

I would bet since you had surgery yours is flareing. it includes

night sweats ! ! I will make red all the things that I remember you

mentioning that bother you right now..

I think you need to relax. I know you have worked so hard for

several years now, and want it all to go away right now, but right now

is NOT possible. I am sorry. Remember, your body just had 6 hours

of toxins put in it via....IV sedation and it had trauma to it, so you need

to sit back and relax. I think the reason you arent sleeping is from extreme

anxiety. You JUST had surgery. Please sit back and relax and rest

best you can, and know that you will heal. You have your miracle, now you just need to sit back and relax and heal.

Systemic Yeast Infection Symptoms

Yeast/Fungal Overgrowth (Candidias) has been found to be a factor in many disorders and is found in millions of people who can not figure out what is wrong with them. Symptoms appear to be very diverse and vary from individual to individual. This is one of the reasons that yeast is difficult to diagnose. It also makes it difficult for doctors to understand the symptoms that we all deal with on a daily basis. This is a listing of some of the symptoms that may be associated with candida.

incapacitating fatigue

concentration/focus problems

short term memory

painful joints

muscle aches

extreme tightness in the neck and shoulders

acid reflux

brown colored mucus in the back of the throat

white or blood blisters in the mouth/tongue/throat

unrefreshing sleep

sore throat

white coated tongue

aversion to be touched - "crawling" skin

chronic sinusitis

frequent urination

headaches including migraines

visual blurring

sensitivity to light

eye pain

depression

irritability

anxiety

panic attacks

personality changes

mood swings

chills

night sweats

canker sores

shortness of breath

hypertension/high blood pressure

dizziness and balance problems

sensitivity to heat/cold

alcohol intolerance

gluten intolerance

irregular heartbeat

irritable bowel

constipation and/or diarrhea

painful gas/abdominal bloating

low grade fever or low body temperature

numbness/tingling in the face or extremities

dryness of mouth and eyes

difficulty swallowing

projectile vomiting

menstrual problems (PMS/endometriosis)

recurrent yeast infections

recurrent ear infections

rashes

dry/flaking skin

eczema

dermatitis

acne

skin discoloration/blotchiness

dandruff

jock and rectal itching

chronic athlete's foot

chronic toenail and fingernail fungus

ringing in the ears (tinnitus)

allergies

sensitivity to noise/sounds

sensitivity to foods

sensitivity to chemicals

sensitivity to odors

anemia

weight changes without changes in diet

lightheadedness

feeling in a fog

fainting

muscle twitching

muscle weakness

jerky-leg syndrome

low sex drive

To a person who does not suffer with some combination of these bizarre symptoms it is almost impossible to understand what those of us who do suffer contend with on a daily basis. It is a blessing to have confirmation that there may be some common element pulling all of this together. What a relief to know that we are not out there all on our own. There are millions of people suffering silently right beside us.

Candida condition may also be an underlying factor in the following diseases. However, it is often not diagnosed, misdiagnosed, disputed to even exist or is disregarded all together.

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Chronic Fatigue and Immune Dysfunction

Fibromyalgia Syndrome

Lupus

Hypothyroidism

Chrohn's Disease

Leaky Gut Syndrome

Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Celiac Disease

Chronic Sinusitis

Atopic Eczema

GI dysbiosis

Adrenal dysfunction

cea

Psoriasis

Macular Degeneration

Barret's Esophagus

Lactose Intolerance

Meniere's Disease

Depression

Alzheimer's

It may even be related to things like:

Autism

ADHD

ADD

Headaches/migraines

Fatigue

Systemic Yeast Infection Symptoms SchizophreniaDelicious ideas to please the pickiest eaters. Watch the video on AOL Living.

[Guest guest]

~

check out the symptoms of systemic fungal problems, and

I would bet since you had surgery yours is flareing. it includes

night sweats ! ! I will make red all the things that I remember you

mentioning that bother you right now..

I think you need to relax. I know you have worked so hard for

several years now, and want it all to go away right now, but right now

is NOT possible. I am sorry. Remember, your body just had 6 hours

of toxins put in it via....IV sedation and it had trauma to it, so you need

to sit back and relax. I think the reason you arent sleeping is from extreme

anxiety. You JUST had surgery. Please sit back and relax and rest

best you can, and know that you will heal. You have your miracle, now you just need to sit back and relax and heal.

Systemic Yeast Infection Symptoms

Yeast/Fungal Overgrowth (Candidias) has been found to be a factor in many disorders and is found in millions of people who can not figure out what is wrong with them. Symptoms appear to be very diverse and vary from individual to individual. This is one of the reasons that yeast is difficult to diagnose. It also makes it difficult for doctors to understand the symptoms that we all deal with on a daily basis. This is a listing of some of the symptoms that may be associated with candida.

incapacitating fatigue

concentration/focus problems

short term memory

painful joints

muscle aches

extreme tightness in the neck and shoulders

acid reflux

brown colored mucus in the back of the throat

white or blood blisters in the mouth/tongue/throat

unrefreshing sleep

sore throat

white coated tongue

aversion to be touched - "crawling" skin

chronic sinusitis

frequent urination

headaches including migraines

visual blurring

sensitivity to light

eye pain

depression

irritability

anxiety

panic attacks

personality changes

mood swings

chills

night sweats

canker sores

shortness of breath

hypertension/high blood pressure

dizziness and balance problems

sensitivity to heat/cold

alcohol intolerance

gluten intolerance

irregular heartbeat

irritable bowel

constipation and/or diarrhea

painful gas/abdominal bloating

low grade fever or low body temperature

numbness/tingling in the face or extremities

dryness of mouth and eyes

difficulty swallowing

projectile vomiting

menstrual problems (PMS/endometriosis)

recurrent yeast infections

recurrent ear infections

rashes

dry/flaking skin

eczema

dermatitis

acne

skin discoloration/blotchiness

dandruff

jock and rectal itching

chronic athlete's foot

chronic toenail and fingernail fungus

ringing in the ears (tinnitus)

allergies

sensitivity to noise/sounds

sensitivity to foods

sensitivity to chemicals

sensitivity to odors

anemia

weight changes without changes in diet

lightheadedness

feeling in a fog

fainting

muscle twitching

muscle weakness

jerky-leg syndrome

low sex drive

To a person who does not suffer with some combination of these bizarre symptoms it is almost impossible to understand what those of us who do suffer contend with on a daily basis. It is a blessing to have confirmation that there may be some common element pulling all of this together. What a relief to know that we are not out there all on our own. There are millions of people suffering silently right beside us.

Candida condition may also be an underlying factor in the following diseases. However, it is often not diagnosed, misdiagnosed, disputed to even exist or is disregarded all together.

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Chronic Fatigue and Immune Dysfunction

Fibromyalgia Syndrome

Lupus

Hypothyroidism

Chrohn's Disease

Leaky Gut Syndrome

Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Celiac Disease

Chronic Sinusitis

Atopic Eczema

GI dysbiosis

Adrenal dysfunction

cea

Psoriasis

Macular Degeneration

Barret's Esophagus

Lactose Intolerance

Meniere's Disease

Depression

Alzheimer's

It may even be related to things like:

Autism

ADHD

ADD

Headaches/migraines

Fatigue

Systemic Yeast Infection Symptoms SchizophreniaDelicious ideas to please the pickiest eaters. Watch the video on AOL Living.