Yeast allergy symptoms may include headache, sneezing, itchy nose, itchy eyes, nasal congestion, and sore throat. Yeast (Candida Albicans) is a mold that can be found on surfaces and in food. Some of the more common foods that contain the fungi are cheese, mushrooms, dried fruit, soy sauce, breads, peanuts, tomato sauce, some pasta, and vinegar. The best way to treat an allergy is to avoid the substances that are causing the symptoms or reaction. A yeast free diet should not include any foods containing the above listed items. However, this list is not all inclusive so the person who is allergic would benefit from doing research and reading labels before buying a product. Processed food labels should be read very carefully. Even some vitamin and mineral supplements contain yeast. Some drinks to avoid include beer, wine, tea, coffee, and soft drinks.
Candida albicans is a micro-organism of the fungus family. Candida is found in humans and animals but is usually balanced out in the body by another organism called lactobacillus acidophilus. When candida becomes overpopulated then a person may experience yeast allergy symptoms. Some of the early signs that this is happening may include digestive problems, bloating, constipation, diarrhea, irritability, fatigue, skin rash, white coated tongue or thrush, and dizziness. There is no definitive test to diagnose candida overgrowth but physicians will normally diagnose it based upon the severity and number of symptoms present at the time of an examination.
An imbalance of candida can happen to anyone who takes antibiotics or steroids. Other people who are susceptible are women who take birth control pills, anyone who has diabetes, and anyone who has undergone chemotherapy or been exposed to radiation to treat cancer. People who have indulged in a diet high in sweets, fruit juice, sodas, and refined carbohydrates are susceptible to candida overgrowth and would benefit from going on a yeast free diet. A candida free diet means avoiding any foods that contain yeast as well as sugar, and some carbohydrates. There are suggestions and recommendations on foods to avoid on the Internet as well as ones that are alright to consume.
In most cases candida overgrowth will usually manifest in the digestive system first. An intense overgrowth can cause a condition called leaky gut syndrome. The irritation of the yeast can cause leakage through the intestinal wall of undigested food into the bloodstream. Common symptoms may be similar to yeast allergy symptoms and include abdominal pain, bloating, indigestion, and heartburn. In addition, shortness of breath and asthma may occur. Chronic joint and muscle pain are not uncommon as well as skin rashes, and other types of infections. Before seeing a doctor the person with problems should write down information that could help to diagnose the condition. Unexplained health related problems can be very frustrating. God's word is living and active providing His children with hope. "But unto you that fear My name shall the Sun of righteousness arise with healing in His wings; and ye shall go forth, and grow up as calves of the stall" (Malachi 4:2).
Some sources believe that candida infections can be an underlying cause for other illnesses. Some of these include AIDS, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, hypoglycemia, schizophrenia, fibromyalgia, irritable bowel syndrome, and chronic fatigue syndrome. A yeast free diet may trigger relief from some of the symptoms caused by these illnesses. In addition there may be some unexplained symptoms that are related and can be linked to candida allergy. Sugar cravings, muscle and joint pain, ear problems, psoriases, infertility, and bladder infections in some cases may be linked to an overgrowth of yeast within the body.
Treatments for a yeast infection usually include the use of antifungal drugs and creams. Creams can be used for skin rashes and vaginal infections caused from an overgrowth. In addition, a yeast free diet will keep the problem from occurring again unless the patient is being treated for an infection with antibiotics or has other immune system problems. Taking acidophilus at the same time of taking antibiotics may help to prevent the imbalance that occurs in the digestive tract. Some yogurts found in the supermarket contain active cultures of lactobacillus acidophilus and can be eaten to help to prevent overgrowth of candida albicans. Drug stores and supermarkets usually carry acidophilus as well as many health food stores.
Primarily an infection from candida may be linked to immune system dysfunction. Yeast allergy symptoms are caused by toxins from the overgrowth. Immune system dysfunction can lead to other types of illnesses and allergies. People who suffer with reoccurring sinus inflammation and infection, chronic coughing, sore throats, insomnia, and nervousness should ask their doctor about candida overgrowth. Skin conditions associated with candida allergy include athlete's foot, diaper rash, impetigo, jock itch, dandruff, and dermatitis. Anyone who has had an unexplained rash that will not go away should check with their physician for the possibility of a fungi infection.
Patients who suspect an allergy should avoid sugars, fruit, simple carbohydrates, and foods that seem to make them feel worse. Eating too much sugar will feed the candida and make it multiply. Milk and milk products that contain a high content of lactose should be avoided. Some of the vegetables to limit on a yeast free diet include potatoes, corn, yams, and parsnips. Any foods, sauces, or drinks that contain sugar, syrup, soy, tomato sauce, tomato paste, and other sweeteners or syrups should also be avoided. Pickles or pickled vegetables should be avoided since they are stored in vinegar. A patient who makes healthy lifestyle changes that include eating healthy and exercising may find that most of their symptoms diminish and in time may even completely go away.
Candida albicans is a micro-organism of the fungus family. Candida is found in humans and animals but is usually balanced out in the body by another organism called lactobacillus acidophilus. When candida becomes overpopulated then a person may experience yeast allergy symptoms. Some of the early signs that this is happening may include digestive problems, bloating, constipation, diarrhea, irritability, fatigue, skin rash, white coated tongue or thrush, and dizziness. There is no definitive test to diagnose candida overgrowth but physicians will normally diagnose it based upon the severity and number of symptoms present at the time of an examination.
An imbalance of candida can happen to anyone who takes antibiotics or steroids. Other people who are susceptible are women who take birth control pills, anyone who has diabetes, and anyone who has undergone chemotherapy or been exposed to radiation to treat cancer. People who have indulged in a diet high in sweets, fruit juice, sodas, and refined carbohydrates are susceptible to candida overgrowth and would benefit from going on a yeast free diet. A candida free diet means avoiding any foods that contain yeast as well as sugar, and some carbohydrates. There are suggestions and recommendations on foods to avoid on the Internet as well as ones that are alright to consume.
In most cases candida overgrowth will usually manifest in the digestive system first. An intense overgrowth can cause a condition called leaky gut syndrome. The irritation of the yeast can cause leakage through the intestinal wall of undigested food into the bloodstream. Common symptoms may be similar to yeast allergy symptoms and include abdominal pain, bloating, indigestion, and heartburn. In addition, shortness of breath and asthma may occur. Chronic joint and muscle pain are not uncommon as well as skin rashes, and other types of infections. Before seeing a doctor the person with problems should write down information that could help to diagnose the condition. Unexplained health related problems can be very frustrating. God's word is living and active providing His children with hope. "But unto you that fear My name shall the Sun of righteousness arise with healing in His wings; and ye shall go forth, and grow up as calves of the stall" (Malachi 4:2).
Some sources believe that candida infections can be an underlying cause for other illnesses. Some of these include AIDS, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, hypoglycemia, schizophrenia, fibromyalgia, irritable bowel syndrome, and chronic fatigue syndrome. A yeast free diet may trigger relief from some of the symptoms caused by these illnesses. In addition there may be some unexplained symptoms that are related and can be linked to candida allergy. Sugar cravings, muscle and joint pain, ear problems, psoriases, infertility, and bladder infections in some cases may be linked to an overgrowth of yeast within the body.
Treatments for a yeast infection usually include the use of antifungal drugs and creams. Creams can be used for skin rashes and vaginal infections caused from an overgrowth. In addition, a yeast free diet will keep the problem from occurring again unless the patient is being treated for an infection with antibiotics or has other immune system problems. Taking acidophilus at the same time of taking antibiotics may help to prevent the imbalance that occurs in the digestive tract. Some yogurts found in the supermarket contain active cultures of lactobacillus acidophilus and can be eaten to help to prevent overgrowth of candida albicans. Drug stores and supermarkets usually carry acidophilus as well as many health food stores.
Primarily an infection from candida may be linked to immune system dysfunction. Yeast allergy symptoms are caused by toxins from the overgrowth. Immune system dysfunction can lead to other types of illnesses and allergies. People who suffer with reoccurring sinus inflammation and infection, chronic coughing, sore throats, insomnia, and nervousness should ask their doctor about candida overgrowth. Skin conditions associated with candida allergy include athlete's foot, diaper rash, impetigo, jock itch, dandruff, and dermatitis. Anyone who has had an unexplained rash that will not go away should check with their physician for the possibility of a fungi infection.
Patients who suspect an allergy should avoid sugars, fruit, simple carbohydrates, and foods that seem to make them feel worse. Eating too much sugar will feed the candida and make it multiply. Milk and milk products that contain a high content of lactose should be avoided. Some of the vegetables to limit on a yeast free diet include potatoes, corn, yams, and parsnips. Any foods, sauces, or drinks that contain sugar, syrup, soy, tomato sauce, tomato paste, and other sweeteners or syrups should also be avoided. Pickles or pickled vegetables should be avoided since they are stored in vinegar. A patient who makes healthy lifestyle changes that include eating healthy and exercising may find that most of their symptoms diminish and in time may even completely go away.
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