candida Definition
can·dida (kan′di də)
noun
candida Related Forms
can′·di·dal adjective
candida Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: Everyone who wears dentures will have candida, without necessarily suffering any ill effects.
- treat: Candida If you are using Green Essence to treat candida, the following regime is recommended.
- harbor: Herbal Advice: The bowel often harbors the candida to excessive amounts therefore the colon cleanse is something you should consider.
Adjective modifier
- oral: A postgraduate meeting of doctors, dentists and pharmacists included information on management of mouth ulcers and oral candida in primary care.
- intestinal: Information: " I was very interested to read the answer from Patrick Kingsley about intestinal candida ( WDDTY Vol 3 No. 1 ).
Modifies a noun
- albicans: An over-growth of the yeast candida albicans is a common infection in the body that can lead to a whole range of health problems.
- overgrowth: Your liver will have been burden by the alcohol produced by the candida overgrowth.
- infection: Strictly speaking, thrush is only a temporary candida infection in the oral cavity of babies.
- problem: Basically she had what would have been called a candida problem.
- sufferer: Promising new treatment for candida sufferers A potent new form of probiotics offers new hope for recurrent candida suffers.
- vaginitis: Controlled studies have shown that Lactobacillus acidophilus might prevent candida vaginitis.
Noun used with modifier
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