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susanhelp38
susanhelp38

HI EVERYONE,I HAVE BEEN HANDLING MY BLEPH PRETTY WELL wink BUT I HEARD PPL SAY IT CAN BE CAUSED BY YEAST AND I USED A PEROXIDE TOOTH PASTE AND IT CAUSED MRE TO GET A SMALL CASE OF THRUSH,YEAST IN MOUTH,NEVER HAD THAT HAPPENED BEFORE,WONDERING IF ANYONE HAS EXPERIANCED THAT? IF SO COULD IT BE THAT YEAST IS THE FACTOR AND ANY SLIGHT UPSET IN THE FLORA CAN CAUSE IT SINCE GETTING BLEPH? ANY THOUGHTS? TAKE CARE FRIENDS ,LOVE YOU GUYS ON HERE ,THANK YOU

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  • lee12629
    lee12629 susanhelp38

    Posted

    Hi i hope not,we just got peroxide toothpaste. I thought peroxide was supposed to kill germs,didnt think it would be a bad thing.Xx
    • susanhelp38
      susanhelp38 lee12629

      Posted

      my doctor just said it alters the flora in your mouth and can allow yeast to grow ,kinda like down stairs,lol if you know what i mean...lol
    • lee12629
      lee12629 susanhelp38

      Posted

      Well i just thought of something,have you been taking an antibotic? Im going to probably be soon for mgd/bleph. Antibiotics can caus yeast issues.if you take an antibiotic consider takeing a probiotic so it doesnt affect the good flora in your system.
    • Sus28
      Sus28 lee12629

      Posted

       Penicillin always gave me thrush. Now I take a probiotic and lactoferrin daily. And no thrush but bleph

       

  • haircrazydaisy
    haircrazydaisy susanhelp38

    Posted

    Peroxide is a chemical so upsets the natural bacteria in the mouth - that's why it causes thrush if used too often. A bit like over-use of antibiotics - they're great at killing the bad bacteria but also kill the good stuff that keeps us healthy. I have heard that blepharitis can be caused by candida & did read somewhere that swabs have shown the presence of malassezia furfur in the eyes of people with blepharitis.
  • Sus28
    Sus28 susanhelp38

    Posted

    I have had bleph for 2 years and previously had problems with thrush . Are you saying they could be  connected?
    • susanhelp38
      susanhelp38 Sus28

      Posted

      i dont know,all i know is i got thrush from a toothpaste that had whitening agent,peroxide in it,so guessing since i never had thrush before until i got bleph,just wondering and what was your treatment for your thrush? its weird i have burning and whitness on tongue but no where else in mouth,thought it was all over mouth,are you on steriods or antibiotics as well? thanks sus28
    • lee12629
      lee12629 susanhelp38

      Posted

      Honestly have never heard of a toothpaste causing this. Seams more diet related. Will have to google this one. would think sugar,acidic foods,meds would be a more likely culprit.
    • Sus28
      Sus28 susanhelp38

      Posted

      I found the chapter 12 in a book by Ron gellately very informative about thrush.

      its called the key to eternal youth and vitality.

  • lee12629
    lee12629 susanhelp38

    Posted

    I looked this up,said many times sorbetal(spelling?) in toothpaste causes issues like this. Many people use hydrogen peroxide as a mouthwash.
    • susanhelp38
      susanhelp38 lee12629

      Posted

      nope it happens. When you use anything that alters your balance of bacteria,peroxide or whitening agents it can cause an upset in your flora,the bacteria in your mouth allowing yeast to grow and ,here you go........thrush,urggg diet contributes but i dont eat sugary things so,mine just was a change in bacteria that allowed yeast to grow...;( some ppl are fine with whitening toothpaste and peroxide,me ,not so much,lol wink
  • lee12629
    lee12629 susanhelp38

    Posted

    If your menopaus age you are alsouc more apt to get yeast problems. Hormones.
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