Candida is a widely misunderstood and undiagnosed condition. Most people are not even aware that the condition exists let alone how to get rid of it, which can be a costly and long process. My personal experience with Candida has been the most grueling and depressing oposition I have ever dealt with. My story began when I was pregnant with my third child. I became ill with an infection and was treated with an antibiotic. I was told that it would not have any effect on my baby (which it did-my son was born with Candida) and so I began my treatment. A few days after I had finished the antibiotic, I began to have stomach pains and told my mid-wife about them. She assured me it was nothing. A few months passed and the pain was worse especially after I would eat. Again, I told my mid-wife who informed me that it was possibly due to my gall bladder not functioning well, which happens to a lot of pregnant women. I was comfortable with her opinion and assured myself that was was my pain was from. After my son was born, I began to get really sick on and off. Nothing I would do would make my symptoms better. I went to a physician who said that I could have an infection in my intestinal tract and she prescribed me a very powerful antibiotic. It was a 17-day course of this antibiotic, followed by a 10 day course and then a five day course. By the end of the month I was so sick I could hardly get out of bed. I was sure I was dying from some sort of disease. I sought more medical advice and had my gall bladder checked. I was told that it was not functioning at the level it should but not bad enough to get it taken out. I suffered for five more months until I went to get another opinion. I had more tests taken and confirmed I needed to have my gall bladder removed. I was scheduled for the pre-op appointment, which I was not released from because an abnormal heart beat was found and I had to see a cardiologist before they would clear me for surgery. I was diagnosed with a SVT and scheduled for surgery for an ablation instead of gall bladder surgery. I underwent the surgery successfully and so was waiting to heal to be cleared to have my gall bladder removed. Eventually that did happen and my gall bladder was removed. My symptoms seemed to be somewhat better but not as good as I had hoped. I was still experiencing excess fatigue, spots in my eyes, weakness, numbness, tingling, ear pressure and tingling, irregular heartbeat, sweats, chills, burning
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