Oral Thrush

2018-07-27 17:51:32
I have oral thrush for approx 4 months now i have visited 2 to 3 doctors but it still persists. It is in control till the medication is on. and when the prescribed dosage is over it appears again within weeks.
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Hi sir....    Oral thrush is caused by CANDIDA ALBICANS ( Fungal infection) Causes of oral thrush: **prolonged or repeated use of oral antibiotics ** predisone(steroid therapy) **

Answered2018-08-02 09:40:27

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U hv to check other medical conditions also.. don't think it is only oral disease.

Answered2018-07-30 05:20:27

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Firstly I would like to know whether you are taking any medication related to other systemic problem likely some medications have side effect of oral ulceration Secondly check your salivary flow, are you suffering from dry mouth or not. Thirdly apply T-bact ointment with hexagel and stolen gum paint it will greatly reduce your oral ulceration.
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visit oral pathologist or well qualified post graduate MDS doctor like me for proper treatment plan

Answered2018-07-28 02:52:48

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Please visit ur nearby oral pathologist to rule out any problem.

Answered2018-07-27 18:41:51

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Consult a doctor to see if there is any systemic issue. You may require oral anti fungal medication ( tablets)

Answered2018-07-28 02:02:06

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