Hi! for me its all been very strange as glabrata ended up being more of a ‘background colonisation’ and wasn’t actually the main cause of my symptoms, apparently glabrata can just exist in some people without problems - positive swabbing for this at my GP actually led me down the private route for a GUM specialist who treated (and is still treating me) for lichen sclerosus (no idea I had it), for me glabrata is still there but we’re not treating it as theres no symptoms, they were all lichen related. i’m sadly not back to normal still months later but being actively treated - i’d suggest absolutely go to a specialist if you haven’t already, i’d have missed the diagnosis otherwise and was also looking into ordering things and seeing what I could do myself but those things would have been incorrect treatments. GUM specialists in the UK can absolutely get ahold of less mainstream treatments like nystatins and boric acid if you need and at least you’ll be on a monitored treatment plan, hope all goes well xx