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I am suffering from oral thrush and digestive issues. What medicines and remedies should I use to treat these conditions?

Asked by Female, 35 · 8 hours ago

Veda Maddala

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8 hours ago

For oral thrush, an antifungal medication like nystatin oral suspension or fluconazole tablets is typically prescribed. Since oral thrush and digestive issues can sometimes be linked (often due to an imbalance in gut bacteria), taking a daily probiotic can help restore healthy microflora. For home remedies, try rinsing your mouth with warm salt water, maintaining excellent oral hygiene, and limiting sugary foods which feed yeast. Eating unsweetened yogurt with live cultures is also beneficial. Please consult a healthcare professional to get an accurate diagnosis, identify any underlying causes, and obtain the correct prescription. Do not worry, these conditions are very common and highly treatable.

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