Should asymptomatic esophageal candidiasis identified incidentally on endoscopy be treated?

Yes, in our practice, we do treat asymptomatic esophageal candidiasis when found incidentally on endoscopy. A few things to consider: 1) While patients may be asymptomatic at the time of the endoscopy, untreated disease can lead to the future development of complications/symptoms, such as odynophagi...

Do you typically biopsy (if you didn't have other reason to) or is visual diagnosis enough to start treatment?