Candida fungi, primarily Candida albicans, are responsible for the infection known as Candidiasis. The environment contains these fungus practically everywhere. Some may coexist innocuously with the numerous "native" species of bacteria that often populate the vagina, gastrointestinal system, and mouth. Normally, the body's immune system and the local microbes keep Candidiasis under control. Antibiotics can alter the composition of the body's natural bacteria, and they can also alter the chemistry or acidity of the body's surrounding fluids, which can promote the growth of yeast and lead to symptoms. Depending on the individual and his or her general health, candidiasis can affect many different sections of the body, leading to little infections or more serious illnesses.
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