While small quantities of yeast (reported as rare) may be normal, yeast observed in higher amounts (moderate to many) is considered abnormal. Yeast does not appear to be dispersed uniformly throughout the stool. Yeast may therefore be observed microscopically, but not grow out on culture even when collected from the same bowel movement. Further, some yeast may not survive transit through the intestines rendering it unviable for culturing. Therefore, both microscopic examination and culture are helpful in determining if abnormally high levels of yeast are present. If significant yeast are reported by microscopy, but not by culture, consider the presentation of patient symptoms.
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