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Parasitical Worms.com Candida spp are saprophytic yeasts in the external environment, some endogenous organisms in the empty organs of humans or animals.
Many species have the potential to cause disease in humans, acute or chronic, shallow or deep but not all are opportunistic infections. The opportunistic characteristic is mainly expressed in Candida albicans.
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CANDIDA MUSHROOM
In addition to C

. albicans as the main agent (60% - 80%) isolated from infectious sites caused by Candida, many other species such as C.tropicalis, C.glabrata, C parapsilosis, Ckrusei, C. kefyr, C.



.guilliermondii are also often responsible for many different clinical forms of the disease. More rarely are C.viswanathii, C.lipolytica, C.haemulonii, C norvegensis, Ccatenulata, C.catenulata, C.zeylanoides, C.lambica .



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C. albicans is the only obligatory endogenous type, rarely growing in the environment, while other species can be isolated from nature as well as on healthy people (outside - saprophytic) In nature, except for C. albicans, all other saprophytic species live in soil, water and on the surface of plants.
Cases of detection of C. albicans in water, soil, air, or bedding, bathtubs, etc. are caused by these sources being polluted by animal or human waste but after a short time the fungus will be destruction.
Dairy products, fruit juices, soft drinks, etc.



. can be contaminated with Candida spp. transmitted by humans or animals during processing and packaging
There is a great deal of research on the endogenous state of Candida spp. with very different results, depending on the subject of study and the method of isolating fungi, but in general their distribution varies by species and by physical location. Here are a few results.
Table 1: Proportional isolation rates in healthy subjects of Candida spp.
Body position study
Frequency (%)
Mouth
30 - 56
Vagina
40
Intestine
38
After rectal kiss
24 - 46
Bronchial
17
Table 2: Distribution rates in the healthy intestinal tract of Candida spp.
Location
Frequency (%)
Stomach
35
Jejunum
50
Ileum
70
Table 3: Distribution rates of Candida spp. in the mouth, stomach - intestines and vagina healthy people
Fungal isolates
Frequency (%)
Mouth
Stomach - intestines
Vagina
Candida albicans
70
51
69
Candida tropicalis
6.7
2.



3
5.3
Candida glabrata
6.6
9.1
11.7
Candidiasis parapsilosis
1.9
5.4
Candida krusei
1.7
29
2.6
Candida kefyr
first
0.



.1
0.4
Candida guilliermondii
0.4
0.7
0.5
When endogenous, the fungal density is very low and always balanced with the strains living in the environment to form normal microorganisms of the body (normal flora). In addition to humans, Candida spp, Especially C. albicans, is also present in the intestine and urogenital system of many primates, mammals, birds ...



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Most cases of Candida infection are caused by endogenous sources, so the distribution of the disease depends more on the geographical factors than on the geographical factors. In other words, when there are favorable changes, Candida will switch from saprophytic to parasite in significant numbers and grow into a fungal mycelium that invades host cell organizations.
Extradition factors associated with the disease will vary according to the clinical form, generally classified into the following groups:
Local factors: Frequent wetness, trauma, mucosal ulcers, invasive procedures (catheter placement, infusion, peritoneal dialysis ..), surgery ...
Body factor:
Immunodeficiency: Diabetes, malnutrition, HIV / AIDS infection, malignant blood disease, prolonged corticoides treatment, immunosuppressant drugs ..



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Metabolic factors: Pregnancy
The ecological imbalance of the microorganisms is normal in the body
SYMPTOMS OF MUSHROOM CANDIDA
Shallow fungal disease caused by Candida spp.
Dermatitis
Fungi often attack the epidermis of large skin folds such as groin, folds under the breast, between the buttocks or between fingers and toes. Frequent wetness is advantageous for fungal growth, so working in hot conditions, sweating a lot, obesity, and excessive exposure to water are risk factors for the disease.
Lesions in large folds are erythematous macules, oozing, pruritus, prominent, irregular with many small vesicles and pustules, many small satellite lesions, size changes export now out of sight.
In the interstitial fingers, the epidermis destroys into a white, fragile layer, covering the top of a deep fissure, causing pain, sometimes bleeding. The skin around the skin is inflamed red, sometimes thick horns, desquamation.
In children within 2 months the white layer, fragile, covers above a deep fissure, causing pain, sometimes bleeding. The surrounding skin is inflamed with redness, sometimes with keratosis, desquamation.




In children within 2 months of age, if not hygienic, not changing nappies when wet, will lead to dermatitis in the area around the anus, buttocks, and the navel with many scattered pustules. However, previous contact dermatitis has facilitated fungal growth rather than the primary form of Candida.
Some cases of infants being infected by mothers during birth,. Some cases of infection from the mother during birth, will cause many blisters, pustules, rash.

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