Oral Thrush: White Milk, Anyone??
10:54 PM | Author: comets

Oral thrush is seen as a small white patches around the mouth and tongue that is like a hardened milk. Oral thrash is cause by a fungus. This is common on a newly born child and prone to people who uses antibiotics for a long time.

Signs:
1. Loss of appetite due to burning sensation and pain.
2. White patches under the mouth that is inflamed.

Prevention:
1. Advice mother that after breastfeeding or bottle feeding, regularly clean the mouth with water.
2. Used only antibiotics drugs if only needed.

Medication:
Oral candidiasis or thrush is medicated with anti-fungal like nystatin and miconazole. Topical therapy is given as an oral suspension which is washed around the mouth and then swallowed by the patient.
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3 comments:

On August 19, 2009 at 8:07 AM , Catalina Jayla said...

euw..it's disgusting man...

 
On August 26, 2009 at 7:40 PM , Pookie said...

good information I hope I never get oral thrush

 
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