Listing of all medication entries for Nystatin powder

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profile	symptoms improved	degree	side-effects	severity
22	recurring sinus infections	3	die off	1
109	indigestion bloating	3 3
110	abdominal pain bloating constipation depression fatigue/lethargy insomnia loss of sex drive	3 2 1 1 2 2 2
169	candidas	2	None - but taken orally is certainly unpleasant
170	bloating		throat swelling	3
260	Brain Fog CHRONIC SINUSITIS depression anxiety diarrhea difficulty concentrating/brain fog heart palpitations white coating on tongue joint and muscle aches	3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3	none none none none none none none none
431	white patches at back of throat difficulty concentrating/brain fog	1 2
554	weight gain and loss (fluctuates with stress) urinary tract infections tiredness rash & digestive problems lots of vaginal infections bloating, belching, alergies	2 1 1 2 1 2 2	Rebound Rebound Rebound rebound rebound rebound rebound	3 0 0 0 0 0 0
685	Leaky Gut Syndrome bloating	3 3
695	Oral Thrush (coating on tongue) CHRONIC SINUSITIS food sensitivities	3 3 2	Use as a Nasal Wash, very effective place directly on tongue, gargle, and swallow very helpful, along with Diflucan

Explanation: All column headings that are hyperlinked can be clicked to sort the table by that column. In addition, any items in the table rows that are hyperlinked will display a table of all entries for that item.

Those profiles highlighted in yellow meet the most commonly used criteria for identifying "chronic candida",
according to the information supplied by the visitor. The criteria used are:

They report suffering from fatigue, weakness, or depression;
They also report suffering from gastrointestinal symptom;
They also report that these symptoms are severe enough to impair their normal functioning. This is based on self-reporting their Global Assessment of Functioning(GAF) is less than 100.
Last, they report that eliminating sugar from their diet has improved one or more of their gi/systemic symptoms.

These criteria are the most commonly associated with chronic candida/CRC in books in the lay press. However, there are no scientifically established diagnostic criteria for CRC. The above should not be interpreted as a medical diagnosis of "chronic candida".

The "benefit" and/or "side-effects" columns are based on the following values:
'0'=no effect, '1'=mild '2'=moderate '3'=maximum
If you have problems with or questions about this database program, email me at candida@phototour.minneapolis.mn.us.

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