How to treat esophageal candida infection

Oesophageal candida infection refers to inflammatory lesions of the esophageal mucosa caused by Candida infection. Candida is a conditional pathogen. Under normal circumstances, it does not develop, but if you show low resistance, or take certain immunosuppressants for a long time, it will cause candida infection. In addition, attention should be paid to actively manage the underlying causes, such as timely withdrawal of steroids, antibiotics and immunosuppressive drugs. If the esophagus is narrow, surgery is required to dilate the esophagus. If the stenosis is severe, gastric and colonic shunt surgery is required. After active treatment, the prognosis is generally good. Patients should pay attention to daily life during treatment, ensure adequate sleep, gargle frequently, keep the mouth clean, and eat a light, digestible and soft diet. The above scheme is for reference only. For specific use, please follow the drug description or go to a regular hospital to take medicine according to the doctor's advice.