Candida Albicans IgA, IgG fungal infection
This blood test involves 3 tests, according to our clinical chemist the best test to determine the presence of Candida.
- Candida IgA
- Candida IgG
- Candida Antigen
A Candida infection can be accompanied by as many as 50 different symptoms. By no means all of the symptoms listed are present in all people who have a Candida infection. The average Candida victim often suffers from multiple symptoms, but the first signs are often bloating, constipation, flatulence, abdominal cramps (SIBO/Romania syndrome: also causes heart problems, but there is nothing wrong with the heart) and anal itching.
At a later stage, the Candida breaks through the protective mucus layer in the intestines and enters the blood. It now travels through the body and grows into a veritable plague that can cause many symptoms.
A Candida infection is only detectable in the blood at a very late stage, so this test is only suitable if you have suffered from a variety of symptoms, such as bloating, flatulence, abdominal discomfort and fungal infections for a long time.
This test has been formulated by a clinical chemist to serve as a definitive confirmation of Candida and rule out false positive and/or negative.
If the result is positive, we recommend that you schedule a consultation with the Candida Coach.
She can work with you to create a treatment protocol.









