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In the study of allergen-specific IGE antibodies, the 5th class of Candida Albicans allergy was detected. I would like to know if I am allergic to mushrooms or "I have them in me". Honestly, it is very annoying and how many visits to the doctor I have - so many diagnoses. I am currently taking nystatin and freshly crushed garlic, and a strict sugar-free and high-protein diet, in other words, I am allowed to eat only fresh vegetables, white cheese and dark cheb sourdough. My well-being, despite such drastic methods, does not improve at all, I feel worse and worse, I feel pain in my back and tingling on my skin. Is it normal, because doctors from my side already approach me like a hypochondriac and send me to a psychiatrist (by the way - I am under the care of a psychiatrist and my ailments are not imagined by me - because who of us likes to feel bad).
Objective confirmation of a possible allergy toCandida albicansmay be a decrease in IgE concentration as a result of nystatin treatment. If the above-mentioned test was performed before the start of the treatment and after the end of the control test shows a lower concentration, this result will be evidence of the existence of an allergy, the severity of which has decreased.
I would not associate back pain with a possible allergy toCandida albicansfrom these symptoms, maybe degenerative changes in the spine are involved?
As for the numbness of the skin - this symptom is not specific to any disease and cannot be assigned the status of a symptom that allows you to confirm or override a diagnosis.
The occurrence of numerous somatic ailments, "not forming" a specific disease, characterized by pseudo-resistance to medications typical for somatic diseases, may be a symptom of low mood, subdepression, or even overt depression.
The severity of the complaints in the patient's relationship can sometimes be very significant and the experienced complaints can be a source of genuine suffering. In such conditions, both the patient and the doctor, after excluding somatic diseases, have to consider antidepressant treatment. It can bring very good results.
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Krystyna KnyplInternist, hypertensiologist, editor-in-chief of "Gazeta dla Lekarzy".
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