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Systemic Yeast Infection Pictures

Updated 6/24/2022


Here are a few systemic yeast infection pictures and this should give you a very good idea just how serious yeast infections can become. This is not meant to scare you, it's just to inform you as to what candida and other fungi are capable of doing if allowed to get out of control.


Illustration-Of-Systemic-Candida-Fungi


yeast fungi in lungs

This is an x-ray of a patient with a past acute fungal infection of the lungs. Notice the white lesions in the lungs caused by the fungi.

They look like little white dots against the black of the interior of the lung.

These are calcified lesions or scar tissue caused by the fungi.


fungi in lungs

This yeast infection picture of the lungs is not quite as clear as the one above as far as being able to locate the damage.

But if you look close you can see the tiny white spots.

These kinds of fungal infections will demonstrate influenza type symptoms in most cases.



aspergillis fungi in lung

This is a yeast infection picture of the lung also.

This person has sarcoidosis and is infected with Aspergillis fungi. Many adults and children with cystic fibrosis may have this condition also.

Aspergillis niger is most often the fungus involved in this condition because it is everywhere and the spores very easily become airborne. Aspergillis is responsible for most seasonal allergies and sinus infections.

It can be seen in this picture in the bottom center of the picture and looks like a ball with a halo around it.


yeast fungi in hip


This is a picture of a persons hip. It is marked so you can see what appears to be a disappearance of bone density, which it is.

This kind of yeast infection is actually quite frequent and occurs in 10-42% of people that have been immuno-compromised by diabetes, renal failure, and immuno-suppressive therapies such as corticosteroids.


yeast fungi in vertebrae


In this yeast picture of the spine, you can see where it is marked like the above two pictures. You can see the resulting lose of bone density as well.





ostyomyelitis in fingers



This is a picture of a person with ostyomyelitis and tenosynovitis caused by Candida albicans.

The next picture belongs to this same person. The scans were done by different medical means.



yeast fungi in feet


This fungal infection picture of the feet belongs with the one above.

The dark area on the left foot on the big toe corresponds with the x-ray.

You can plainly see the darkened areas of the right and left foot where the fungus is present in the skin and bone of this persons feet.


heart valve over grown with yeast

This picture of a mechanical heart valve is almost completely over grown with fungi.

It is infected with a fungus called Pseudallescheria boydii confirming that other fungi can affect the body in the blood stream.

"New England Journal of Medicine"



heart valve closed by yeast


This is another fungal infection picture of a mechanical heart valve infested by Candida parapsilosis.

Note how it is completely blocked.

"New England Deaconess Hospital, Boston MA"

These are extreme cases indeed but yeast, Candida, and fungi have the capability to cause serious problems in the body if allowed to get out of control.

Skin Yeast Pictures

Oral Yeast Pictures

Vaginal yeast infection pictures that show a white cottage cheesy discharge are caused by hyphael producing yeasts such as Candida albicans. Vaginal yeast infections with no white discharge are caused by spore forming yeasts such as Candida glabrata.

Medline Plus has a very good vaginal yeast infection picture showing the growth of Candida albicans on the vaginal walls.


Have Any Questions About These Yeast Infection Pictures?

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