Questions to determine the likleyhood you may have Candida overgrowth self check: 

1. Have you ever been prescribed antibiotics?

2. Do you have indigestion, gas or bloating?

3. Do you crave sugar and sweets?

4. Do you have low blood sugar or sugar regulation problems?

5. Do you have history of yeast infections, vaginal, oral, athletes foot, or jock itch?

6. Does your partner have a history of yeast infections, vaginal, oral, athlete’s foot, or jock itch?

7. Are you sensitive to smells?

8. Are you sensitive to alcohol?

9. Do you suffer from symptoms that your doctor cannot explain like; headaches, migraines, depression, diarrhea, dizziness, IBS, menstrual or sinus problems?

10. Do you feel fatigued all the time?

11. Do you have a hard time concentrating?

12. Do you just not feel well?

 Yes to 6 or more questions above, associated with any of the signs or symptoms listed above, is a good indicator that you may have a Candida overgrowth problem.

A major problem with treating Candida overgrowth is the low regard most physicians place on controlling its spread it can be diagnosed by several conventional methods, blood analysis, stool sample, urine test, by your physician, but many traditional physicians do not regularly order this test because they do not recognize the condition and are unlikely to be helpful.

Other alternative tests are available, Breath tests for hydrogen levels and the saliva in the glass test where you spit in a glass first thing in the morning and see if it grows I have not used these tests in practice.

In clinic I work with symptoms and some iridology, I think after visiting this site and studying the information you will know if you need to do this, after all it can only be good for you.