Thrush in Babies (Hazards Thrush in Babies)

A hungry baby who finds it painful to eat is a very sad sight, and a bout of thrush can be very trying — but it's usually short-lived. Give your baby all the comfort he needs and follow your pediatrician's instructions for pain relief and medication, and this infection, too, shall pass!

Uncontrolled, a mild case of oral candidiasis (the medical term for thrush) can quietly spread to your digestive system, infiltrate your blood, and even invade your brain!

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Symptoms of Thrush In Babies and Tips Take Care of Him

Canker sores more often affects infants than adults. The disease is caused by a fungus that grows on the tongue, palate, on the inside of the cheeks and lips. Obviously it looks like a frozen breast milk that cling to the lining of the tongue. The symptoms are fever and lack of appetite, in this case the baby was not sucking. The patient was calm and he did not have diarrhea. These infections sometimes arise because of the use of antibiotic drugs. Drugs that will kill the germs that inhibit fungal growth.

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