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Can a drug designed to cure Candidiasis if ingested by a healthy person, induce it's syptoms by antiibodies? |
In other words, can the drug create syptoms of Candidiasis by making the immune system produce antibodies which in turn induce syptoms? Only if the 'drug' immunologically mimics Candida. I am not aware of any drug that mimics Candida in this manner. No. |
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