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What can be done to determine systemic candidiasis? i have non-albican skin infection at urethra and am concerned due reinfection after topicals. male
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Relax: Systemic candida is rare and only happens to people with severe immune deficiency: aids, transplants, leukemia, etc.
Answered 5/1/2014
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