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How Candida Yeast Becomes Drug Resistant
Scientists are only now beginning to unravel
the mystery of the C. albicans lifecycle, although the organism
has been extensively studied for many years.
 One
recent study found that Candida may be capable of reproducing
sexually, although it was believed for years that it could only
reproduce by cloning — or breaking itself into two identical
pieces.
This discovery doesn’t sound too exciting to us laypersons,
but, according to Dennis
M. Dixon, chief of the Bacteriology and Mycology Branch
of NIAID's Division of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases,
"this work is extremely important because it begins
to explain how the organism can adapt to changes in its environment
and cause disease."
Candida yeast can mutate quickly in the presence of anti-fungal
drugs, just as bacteria can mutate to become resistant to antibiotics.
This ability to adapt and become drug resistant has caused considerable
alarm among the medical profession, and it is the reason that
Dr. Dixon is so concerned.
Drug-resistant yeast infections are becoming more common, and
can be deadly in people with impaired immune systems, when patients
are already suffering from another disease, or when they are
recovering from major surgery. The drug-resistant strains found
in hospitals sometimes use IV ports as entryways into the body,
and can cause infections in the blood and vital organs. This
risk is particularly common in some third-world hospitals, but
it is causing increasing concern here in the US and other developed
nations, too.
As we’ll see a bit later on, we can create our own internal
population of drug-resistant yeast by using anti-fungal medications
when they aren’t needed, and this can make future vaginal
yeast infections more difficult to treat.
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on this site were written by Jonni Good, author of one of
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addiction.
A number of people have asked me for advice about natural
yeast infection remedies to use when nothing seems to work.
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Infection Away by Crystal McBride. Her information
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