> > Hey people.
> > I have a question regarding my gums.
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> Steve
>>>Hey people.
>>>I have a question regarding my gums.
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> I take it that a yeast infection of the mouth is not the same as the other?
The other what? Vaginal yeast infections? The organisms are pretty
much the same--species of Candida albicans (monilia).
However, I'm not aware that this can be transmitted orally or
venereally. These are common organisms, and often show up
opportunistically--if the immune system is suppressed, or if the normal
microflora are changed. This often happens when broad-spectrum
antibiotics are taken long-term--there is an overgrowth of unaffected
organisms, such as yeast.
Steve

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Newbie - 25 Oct 2006 22:51 GMT
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>Steve
Mucous membranes of the GI tract can also be affected.
Mark & Steven Bornfeld - 25 Oct 2006 22:54 GMT
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> Mucous membranes of the GI tract can also be affected.
Sure.
Steve

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>I take it that a yeast infection of the mouth is not the same as the other?
Nope, same organism, similar mucosa.
At least it's not Yersenia Pestis...