Question re: Symptoms

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I was wondering if anyone knows what causes itchy/intensely burning butt? My

doctor was treating me for a candida rash under my arms. He prescribed

ketoconzole for 3 weeks. He said it isn't necessary to take any longer because

its done its job in three weeks. But the rash under my arms is coming back and

my butt has been intensely burning (even the medicine didn't clear that up.) My

husband is now being treated the same way for the butt burning but he doesn't

have a rash. Does this sound familiar to anyone? And the doctor said it was

rare for a man to catch candida.

 

Thanks,

Suzanne.

 

 

 

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Do yourself a favor and go to a natural food store and get the book

" Prescription for Nutritional Healing " by Balch and Balch. It will cost you $20

and

worth every cent. There are too many things to attempt to clear up your

situation

and to include it in this link. Start eating your organic yogurt and get the

good bacteria going. The book suggests many different approaches to clear this

condition. One thing I found interesting was possible high levels of mercury

in the body.

 

Again, get the book and stop spending your money on the zole's as they only

create a bigger problem.

 

One thing I would also suggest is to start drinking some organic apple cider

vinegar (pick it up when you go to the natural health food store). Follow the

directions on the bottle. Of course, dilute in some distilled water or apple

juice.

 

J

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Ideas for Itchy Intense Burning Skin

 

I would boil a rag in hot salt water (pour some sea

salt or regular table salt into a few cups of water

and boil), and then hold the cooled but hot salty rag

against the inflamed area for a few minutes (keep

rinsing and dipping in hot salty water).

I might also add a pound or so of salt to my bath

water or soak my rear end in a small sitz bath of

salty hot water for several minutes. This will bring

relief and aid healing if it is due to an infection of

one kind or another.

 

I would repeat the treatment every few hours for

relief of symptoms. Also, I would blow dry the area

with a hair dryer and change my clothes at least daily

to keep the area clean and dry. I would experiment

with zinc oxide, antibiotic ointment, fungicide creme,

and hydrogen peroxide to see if one of them gave

relief. For the hydrogen peroxide, I would dab it on

the skin and then blow dry. After drying the area, I

might use zinc Oxide or Vaseline to prevent chaffing.

 

Sometimes the rash starts out as a yeast infection

and becomes infected with bacteria or vice versa. It

could even be the tail end of some kind of viral

infection. It could very well be more than one thing

at this point.

 

 

Also, I would be sure to thoroughly clean my tub and

to disinfect and dry my towels with bleach.

 

 

 

I would definitely discontinue any newly tried

shampoo, hair conditioner, skin crème, dish soap, bar

soap, fabric softeners, detergent just to rule out the

most likely sources of possible allergy. It’s amazing

the reaction seemingly mild products can have.

 

 

If I had general symptoms of Candida overgrowth, I

might also want to pursue my own treatment program at

home. Hydrogen peroxide therapy is one approach.

This is described in the book Healthy Healing by Linda

Rector Page, N.D., Ph.D. “How to Use H2O2 orally.”

http://www.healthyhealing.com/

Husband and wife would need to treat Candida at the

same time.

 

Many doctors discount this problem as well as the

transmission between husband and wife and they do not

know how to adequately treat the problem.(See books by

Dr. William Crook

http://yeastconnection.com/ftb_dr_crook.html and also

Dr. Crooks Candida Yeast Test at

http://www.candidasupport.org/dr.williamcrookt.html )

 

 

It seems most skin problems end up by being cured by

the Great Healer: Time

 

Re:

I was wondering if anyone knows what causes

itchy/intensely burning butt? My doctor was treating

me for a Candida rash under my arms. He prescribed

ketoconzole for 3 weeks. He said it isn't necessary

to take any longer because its done its job in three

weeks. But the rash under my arms is coming back and

my butt has been intensely burning (even the medicine

didn't clear that up.) My husband is now being

treated the same way for the butt burning but he

doesn't have a rash. Does this sound familiar to

anyone? And the doctor said it was rare for a man to

catch Candida.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Additional comments re: Symptoms and help for an itchy

rash--possibly yeast

 

I think my last post on suggestions for an itchy rash

was probably the closest this group will come to a

pornographic posting. I was trying to speak for

myself and what I might do if confronted with that

problem and I’m thinking , hum…

 

 

I forgot to add that sometimes yeast could be spread

from one person's clothes to the others in the wash if

the dryer does not get hot enough. (Such as with the

small apartment sized dryers.) This can especially be

a problem if someone has a sweaty job. You and your

husband might want to wash your clothes separately or

go to a Laundromat where the dryers tend to be much

hotter.

 

When I said to sanitize the bathtub and towels with

bleach, I did not mean to say " dry them with bleach. "

I meant to say disinfect the towels with bleach and

then thoroughly dry them.

 

Also, it's good to boil your underwear. Yeast can be

a real weed.

 

 

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