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What Are The Treatments For Psoriasis And Fungal Infection?

A friend had psoriasis for over 20 years. Shje is now 57 years of age. 12 years ago she began to suffer from arthritis. Doctors merely said it was psoriatic arthritis. Over the last two years her kidney became diseased (stage 4). It was then that a doctor said she was most probably suffering from yeast/fungal infection. I was wondering if she could be treated for the yeast/fungal infection by way of starvation with saline drip and antifungal. Of course if this is possible it will be done in a hospital. Once the yeast infection is cleared, the kidney disease could be addressed. Your views under no obligation or lialibility please.
Thu, 30 Aug 2018
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Fungal infection of kidney is difficult to treat and antifungals are the choice of treatment. She can consult a nephrologist and get evaluated.

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What Are The Treatments For Psoriasis And Fungal Infection?

Hi, Fungal infection of kidney is difficult to treat and antifungals are the choice of treatment. She can consult a nephrologist and get evaluated. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.