Yes. But candida albacans is the most common.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uid...

It gets more insidious after it gets systemic (in your blood and organs).
http://www.theherbspecialist.com/save/candida.html

Someone once compared it to making beer. Imagine those three story high vats they make beer in where it starts with just a small amount of yeast and they add lots of Sugar and it ferments, making gas and alcohal and us very sick.

Yes. There is over 80 different strains of c. albicans. And some of them custom design themselves to your body's chemistry making them even more diverse. They also mutate consistantly to make sure they survive anything you can throw at it. So that means if you have success at eliminating it, you better have got all of it. Otherwise it will take twice the effort to get results every time you are successful! Good luck.-----------------------------Shroom