Oral Yeast Infection

Many types of yeast infections can affect your health.

For an oral thrush yeast infection remedies can include:

A common prescribed oral fungal antibiotic medication called Nystatin. It can take a week or more to clear up the infection.

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However, babies who take antibiotics are at risk of recurring thrush yeast infections because the antibiotics kill the ‘good’ bacteria that keeps the yeast in control. Thrush can come back every week.

Yeast Infection remedies that are natural and homeopathic can be even more effective and safe for infants.

Some babies may develop a yeast based diaper infection. These symptoms will included red, scaly patches and cracked skin. These can take more than a week to cure because of the constant diaper wear.

Fungal medications prescribed by a doctor can be used in the diaper area. There isn’t a way to prevent thrush in babies, since all babies encounter yeast during birth.

However practices such as sterilizing pacifiers and bottle nipples, and mothers thoroughly cleaning and drying their nipples after breast feeding can prevent recurrence of thrush.

Mothers who have a Candida yeast infection of the breast will experience, swelling and redness of the nipple area.

Pain during nursing or the milk ejection reflex are common side effects. In extreme cases symptoms may include blistering nipples. This can take about a week to treat.

 It is important to treat the infection quickly. The candida can live on the surface of nipples in the wet environment.

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Yeast Infection remedies that are easy to do at home are: breastfeeding mothers: expose your nipples to direct sunlight.

The yeast organism dies in sunlight, so exposing your nipples to direct sunlight for a short period each day will kill the fungus.

Also washing the nipples several times a day and keeping them dry, and washing your bras well, then leaving them to dry in sunlight will help kill the fungus.

People who wear dentures are commonly affected by thrush. If dentures are not cleaned properly they are a perfect environment to house thrush.

The same symptoms will occur, such as white spongy sores or cracked corners of the mouth.

In some cases Esophageal Candidiasis will occur, when the fungus travels form the mouth to the esophagus. This can become more resistant to anti fungal treatments and possibly become chronic.

The throat will become swollen, making swallowing painful or difficult. If left untreated, the Esophageal Candidiasis will pass on to the stomach, causing further problems such as ‘ Leaky Gut”.

 It is important for denture wearers to throughly clean the dentures to avoid thrush.

Thrush symptoms treatments are important for the elderly. If left untreated, the mouth becomes inflamed and everyday functions like denture wear, eating, teeth cleaning and flossing become painful.

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