Candidiasis

Candida albicans is a fungus naturally present in the body without causing infection or symptoms.Candida albicans can usually be found in various parts of the body, being more common in the vaginal lining of women, the oral cavity, gastrointestinal and urinary tract. This fungus lives in balance with its host, that is, with the human […]

Chronic thrush is characterized by the occurrence of 4 or more episodes of Candida sp species infections. Same year. Candidiasis usually becomes chronic when its cause is not eliminated, which is a common situation in case of weakening of the immune system. Chronic thrush can occur in women and men and cause symptoms in the

Treatment of thrush in humans should be done with the use of ointments or antifungal creams, such as clotrimazole, nistatin or miconazole, which should be used as recommended by the urologist, it is generally recommended to apply cream or ointment to the acorn and preskinon. 2 to 3 times a day for up to 3

Genital thrush is an infection caused by the proliferation of the candida fungus in the genital area, which usually occurs through a weakened immune system or prolonged use of drugs that can alter the genital microbiota, such as antibiotics and antifungals, for example. This type of infection is more common in women, but it can

Male thrush is the overgrowth of fungi of the genus Candida sp. in the penis, causing signs and symptoms of infection, such as local pain and redness, mild swelling and itching. Candida sp. it is a fungus naturally present in the genital area and on the skin of men and women, however as a result

Intestinal thrush occurs when the immune system weakens, favoring the excessive proliferation of fungi of the genus Candida sp., mainly the species Candida albicans, in the intestine, resulting in the appearance of small whitish residues in the faeces. It is important that thrush is quickly identified and treated to prevent the fungus from reaching the

Oral thrush, also known as candidiasis in the mouth, is an infection caused by excess candida albicans in the mouth, which causes infection, usually in infants, due to their underdeveloped immunity, or in adults whose immune system is weakened by influenza. , chronic disease or HIV, for example. Although it lives on the skin, this