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Diagnosed With Candidase. Get Break Outs When Eaten Anything Sweet. Does Avocado Oil Help Redness?

Hello, I am a 57 year old female. Last summer, I broke out on my eyebrows, This is what my family physician told me. At that time, he gave me a cream to use topically, and an antibiotic . It is now 4/23/13, and I still have problems with my eyebrows. Approximately, 2 weeks ago; I saw my dermotologist. At that time, he said it was candidase! He prescriped a medication called Fluconazole . Unfortunately, this medication can only be taken once a week for four weeks. Meanwhile, anything I eat anything with sugar, my eyebrows brake out very red and they hurt and look aweful. I work at a health food store, and I have some Avacado Oil. Do you think that this oil would help the redness go away?
Fri, 28 Jun 2013
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Hi,

Welcome and thanks for posting your query to Healthcare Magic.

As per your query you are diagnosed with "Candidiasis" and it breaks out after eating sweet things.
To guide you better about this condition - it is a fungal infection caused by the fungus Candida. As per other fungi it also have tendency to grow specifically in humid conditions with excess sugar adding to the growth.

Therefore I request you to first of all go for your sugar check up. Even if the sugar level is normal then it is also quite common to find in normal sugar level also after a particular age. You should eat a less of sugar containing foods.

For complete relief you will be requiring proper antifungal treatment in form of oral and topical treatments by a dermatologist. If the sugar level is raised then it also requires correction by proper medication.

Avocado oil do not have anti-fungal properties so it would be of no help in reducing the problem.
Despite above measures if the problem is not getting better then it is better to consult a dermatologist for best guidance.

Hope these informations will help.

"With good health wishes"

Dr Sanjay Kumar Kanodia
MD (Dermatology & STDs)
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Diagnosed With Candidase. Get Break Outs When Eaten Anything Sweet. Does Avocado Oil Help Redness?

Hi, Welcome and thanks for posting your query to Healthcare Magic. As per your query you are diagnosed with Candidiasis and it breaks out after eating sweet things. To guide you better about this condition - it is a fungal infection caused by the fungus Candida. As per other fungi it also have tendency to grow specifically in humid conditions with excess sugar adding to the growth. Therefore I request you to first of all go for your sugar check up. Even if the sugar level is normal then it is also quite common to find in normal sugar level also after a particular age. You should eat a less of sugar containing foods. For complete relief you will be requiring proper antifungal treatment in form of oral and topical treatments by a dermatologist. If the sugar level is raised then it also requires correction by proper medication. Avocado oil do not have anti-fungal properties so it would be of no help in reducing the problem. Despite above measures if the problem is not getting better then it is better to consult a dermatologist for best guidance. Hope these informations will help. With good health wishes Dr Sanjay Kumar Kanodia MD (Dermatology & STDs)