Invasive Candidiasis
Invasive candidiasis is a fungal infection that can occur when Candida yeasts enter the bloodstream. Candidemia (a bloodstream infection with Candida), is extremely rare in people without risk factors, but it is the fourth most common bloodstream infection among hospitalized patients in the United States.
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Invasive Candidiasis Topics
Definition
What is invasive candidiasis?
Symptoms
Non-specific fever and chills…
Risk & Prevention
Who gets it and how it can be prevented…
Sources of Infection
Candida species are normal inhabitants of the skin and mucous membranes…
Diagnosis & Testing
See your health care provider…
Treatment & Outcomes
Antifungal treatment…
Additional Information
Resources and publications…
Statistics
How common is invasive candidiasis?
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