Re: Oral Thrush-yeast infection

[Guest guest]

I had thrush in the hospital once - I was given a yellow liquid that I had to

swish and swallow - I think it may have been nystatin.

Haley

msheeh02 <msheeh02@...> wrote:

Oral Thrush/oropharyngeal candidiasis is a candida yeast infection of

the mouth, throat and GI system. ...How do you get rid of it! ...I

have had it since at least January. I go for upper GI x-ray tomorrow

for 3-4 hours, will this yeast infection show up? I have NOT been

taking antibotics of any sort since a longgggg time so antibotics did

not cause it.

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[Guest guest]

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If you are using any inhalers and you don't rinse your mouth out

afterwards it will cause thrush. Either way I know several people that

have thrush that are using peroxide to gargle with. It is a good

antifungal. Also they are doing a swish and swallow with a nystatin

medication. Diflucan seems to work for some. I also have heard to mix

in a little bit of baking soda and peroxide together in a glass to

rinse your mouth out. But you really need to speak with your doctor,

because I am not a doctor, just relaying information that others are

trying.

KC

> Oral Thrush/oropharyngeal candidiasis is a candida yeast infection

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> the mouth, throat and GI system. ...How do you get rid of it! ...I

> have had it since at least January. I go for upper GI x-ray tomorrow

> for 3-4 hours, will this yeast infection show up? I have NOT been

> taking antibotics of any sort since a longgggg time so antibotics

did

> not cause it.

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[Guest guest]

Good suggestion. lol

> Oral Thrush/oropharyngeal candidiasis is a candida yeast infection

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> the mouth, throat and GI system. ...How do you get rid of it! ...I

> have had it since at least January. I go for upper GI x-ray

tomorrow

> for 3-4 hours, will this yeast infection show up? I have NOT been

> taking antibotics of any sort since a longgggg time so antibotics

did

> not cause it.

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[Guest guest]

I have never ever used inhalers (don't have asthma) but the doctor

had given me green mouth wash called benzydamine last January and it

did nothing to help. I will ask the doctor again next time I see him

in a week. I just thought someone here may know what to do. I will

try the peroxide and baking soda though, never know may work?

--- In , " tigerpaw2c " <tigerpaw2c@y...>

wrote:

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>

> If you are using any inhalers and you don't rinse your mouth out

> afterwards it will cause thrush. Either way I know several people

that

> have thrush that are using peroxide to gargle with. It is a good

> antifungal. Also they are doing a swish and swallow with a

nystatin

> medication. Diflucan seems to work for some. I also have heard to

mix

> in a little bit of baking soda and peroxide together in a glass to

> rinse your mouth out. But you really need to speak with your

doctor,

> because I am not a doctor, just relaying information that others

are

> trying.

>

> KC

>

> --- In , " msheeh02 " <msheeh02@e...>

wrote:

> > Oral Thrush/oropharyngeal candidiasis is a candida yeast

infection

> of

> > the mouth, throat and GI system. ...How do you get rid of

it! ...I

> > have had it since at least January. I go for upper GI x-ray

tomorrow

> > for 3-4 hours, will this yeast infection show up? I have NOT

been

> > taking antibotics of any sort since a longgggg time so

antibotics

> did

> > not cause it.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

My daughter has gotten thrush repeatedly from antibiotics. Last time, I got her

to try gargling with a vinegar solution. It worked instantly.

Serena

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[Guest guest]

> > I had thrush in the hospital once - I was given a yellow liquid

> that I had to swish and swallow - I think it may have been nystatin.

I am interested in hearing anything that works for candida

albicans/thrush. I am also allergic to it so I have had it for about 5

years and can't ever seem to kick it. I do use baking soda to brush my

teeth and have used peroxide a few times but the peroxide felt funny

on my fillings. Of course would like to get rid of fillings but can't

now. I have never tried the nystatin. I did use Diflican for about 8

months. It was close to working but had to stop cuz of the cost at

$400.00 per month if you don't have insurance. I use to have the best

insurance but lost that in this mess. One thing I did use the inhalers

and stopped back in 2001 cuz of the thrush and the inhalers didn't work

for me anyway. Guess from the mold, antibiotics and inhalers the yeast

took over.

[Guest guest]

I think mine was Diflucan now that I've seen the name - it was a decade ago.

Have KC tell you about white vinegar and whether it works on thrush.

-Haley

ldelp84227 <ldelp84227@...> wrote:

> > I had thrush in the hospital once - I was given a yellow liquid

> that I had to swish and swallow - I think it may have been nystatin.

I am interested in hearing anything that works for candida

albicans/thrush. I am also allergic to it so I have had it for about 5

years and can't ever seem to kick it. I do use baking soda to brush my

teeth and have used peroxide a few times but the peroxide felt funny

on my fillings. Of course would like to get rid of fillings but can't

now. I have never tried the nystatin. I did use Diflican for about 8

months. It was close to working but had to stop cuz of the cost at

$400.00 per month if you don't have insurance. I use to have the best

insurance but lost that in this mess. One thing I did use the inhalers

and stopped back in 2001 cuz of the thrush and the inhalers didn't work

for me anyway. Guess from the mold, antibiotics and inhalers the yeast

took over.

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[Guest guest]

White vinegar came to mind, but I did hesitate on this for the

reason, it is very acidic and could harm your teeth a little. This

info came from a doctor, even though he agreed with the white

vinegar, but is also why he recommended the peroxide.

If I was to use the white vinegar I would rinse after the fact to

help prevent any damage to the enamel of your teeth.

KC

> > Good suggestion. lol

> >

> > --- In , Haley Mack <myhaze@y...>

wrote:

> > > I had thrush in the hospital once - I was given a yellow

liquid

> > that I had to swish and swallow - I think it may have been

nystatin.

>

> I am interested in hearing anything that works for candida

> albicans/thrush. I am also allergic to it so I have had it for

about 5

> years and can't ever seem to kick it. I do use baking soda to

brush my

> teeth and have used peroxide a few times but the peroxide felt

funny

> on my fillings. Of course would like to get rid of fillings but

can't

> now. I have never tried the nystatin. I did use Diflican for

about 8

> months. It was close to working but had to stop cuz of the cost

at

> $400.00 per month if you don't have insurance. I use to have the

best

> insurance but lost that in this mess. One thing I did use the

inhalers

> and stopped back in 2001 cuz of the thrush and the inhalers didn't

work

> for me anyway. Guess from the mold, antibiotics and inhalers the

yeast

> took over.

>

>

>

>

> FAIR USE NOTICE:

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm on nystatin 500,000 IU 2 pills a day and Healthy Trinity probiotics

to get rid of the yeasties. You must use a quality probiotic, one that

actually sticks to the intestinal wall and does its good. Most just go

in one end, help digest what's around and go out the other. And that's

from a very reliable source!!

--- In , SERENA EDWARDS <pushcrash@y...>

wrote:

> My daughter has gotten thrush repeatedly from antibiotics. Last time,

I got her to try gargling with a vinegar solution. It worked instantly.

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> Serena

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