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Can the intestines develop a yeast overgrowth and if so is it treatable with otc products?
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Yes: Intestinal overgrowth is possible but is not treatable by OTC medication. You should seen a gastroenterologist if you suspect an overgrowth syndrome.
Answered 11/30/2014
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Intestinal yeast inf: Take yogurt in your diet. You can also take butter milk. This will help curb yeast infection. Intestine can develop yeast infection if you change intestinal flora - bacteria by taking antibiotics or if you have infections which cause lack of immunity.
Answered 12/20/2014
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