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Is There Anyone Who Suffers From Candida In Both Ears, Being Diabetic.
My ears get blocked and its very frustrating as its disturbing my hearing. For the past 11 years it only happened once every 6 to 12 months but from this year its more frequent. According my specialist it can be caused by diabetes. I am awaiting my results from the patholygist. The treatment (ointment) prescribed by ENT specialist is not much effective.
Not exactly "caused" by diabetes it (Candida) is a fungus (yeast) that all of us have in/on our bodies
But as a diabetic, if you have "higher than normal blood sugars" (and I mean normal as in non-diabetic) that "extra sugar" feeds the Candida you are supplying "lost of extra sugar" which can turn into Thrush, Urinary Tract (Yeast) infections etc
So no, Diabetes doesn't "cause it" - it's there already - but even "mildly uncontrolled" blood sugar levels can supercharge and grow the infection which causes the problem
Just another in the long list of ailments/conditions that you "likely wouldn't experience" if you kept your blood sugar levels "below" 140 (7.8 mmols) at least 75% of the time
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