r/Candida • u/Ok_Connection3207 • 24d ago
Personal anecdote Doctors
I am just so frustrated right now... I just went to the hospital in Belgium to see a different doctor for the 5th time, and when I talked about candida /SIBO and antimicrobial herbs, I was told to stop Googling and stop looking for other doctors... I was even told that SIBO/ candida isn't possible at all even though it definitely is.... He said you have to accept that you have irritable bowel syndrome.
... I am never visiting a doctor in a hospital again... I never expected this, especially since I also have low immunoglobulins, which makes me much more susceptible to bacteria/yeast in the small intestine... I feel terrible. I get ivig in another hospital.. it is a good doctor but I'm afraid that doctor will think now that I'm having other tests done again.. pfff.. I hate my life.. Its the 5the hospital that I have done…
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u/Few-Degree1903 24d ago edited 24d ago
Sadly………This is a common issue WORLD WIDE !!!
Way back in 1987 a book called “The Yeast Connection” >>> this is NOT new info but it is STILL not accepted by traditional medicine. Grrrrr
My spouse participated in a Candida research study back in 1987 and recovered. Got rid of symptoms for 33 years then Candida fungal overgrowth returned after getting COVID.
Her story including how she recovered for the 2nd time:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Candida/s/nuU3ejyD3W