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Diagnosing and treating systemic candidiasis in patients with symptoms of invasive disease
Certain topical agents commonly used elsewhere on the body can harm the vulva because vulvar skin is thinner, more sensitive, and more occlusion-prone than typical skin; harsh soaps, fragranced produc...
Candidiasis spans superficial mucocutaneous disease to life‑threatening invasive infections; diagnosis relies primarily on conventional microscopy and culture for most presentations, with blood cultur...
Healthcare providers separate Candida overgrowth from common functional gut disorders by pairing clinical risk assessment with targeted testing: invasive or systemic candidiasis is diagnosed with bloo...