Candidiasis (Yeast Infection) (cont.)
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Media file 1: A moist patch of the skin surrounding the anus. (Images courtesy of Matthew C. Lambiase, DO)
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Media file 2: Condition caused by candidiasis developed within hours of birth on the hand of an otherwise healthy newborn. (Images courtesy of Matthew C. Lambiase, DO)
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Media file 3: Dry, red scaly patches of candidiasis on the penis (Images courtesy of Matthew C. Lambiase, DO)
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Media file 4: White plaques representing thrush are present inside the cheek and under the tongue. When wiped off, the plaques leave red erosive areas (Images courtesy of Matthew C. Lambiase, DO)
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Media file 5: Rash of candidiasis in the armpit (Images courtesy of Matthew C. Lambiase, DO)
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Media file 6: Candidiasis (Image courtesy of Hon Pak, MD)
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Media file 7: A fingernail with candidal infection becomes red, swollen, and tender with an occasional discharge. (Images courtesy of Matthew C. Lambiase, DO)
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Media file 8: Soreness and cracks at the sides of the mouth is a frequent expression of candidal infection in the elderly. (Images courtesy of Matthew C. Lambiase, DO)
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Candidiasis is caused by infection with species of the genus Candida, predominantly with Candida albicans.
