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what causes thrush?
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should have said, that live yoghurt eaten and administered (cooling) is very good. Also Aqueous Cream to wash with - large tub at the pharmacy counter - quite cheap to buy, lasts a long time as you do not need to use much.
As Pippa says it is horrible, and that embarrassing itch - argh!!
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should have said, that live yoghurt eaten and administered (cooling) is very good. Also Aqueous Cream to wash with - large tub at the pharmacy counter - quite cheap to buy, lasts a long time as you do not need to use much.
As Pippa says it is horrible, and that embarrassing itch - argh!!
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Hi stevie,
Yeast based foods can act as a trigger to thrush.
A common reason for recurrence is anti-biotics (especially strong doses - taken for something unrelated) which break down the natural body defences against the candida bug. Doctors, when prescribing ab's sometimes mention taking precautions against thrush (if they know the patient is susceptical to it) suggesting live (bio) cultures, and cutting down on yeast products.
Hope this helps,
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Yeast based foods can act as a trigger to thrush.
A common reason for recurrence is anti-biotics (especially strong doses - taken for something unrelated) which break down the natural body defences against the candida bug. Doctors, when prescribing ab's sometimes mention taking precautions against thrush (if they know the patient is susceptical to it) suggesting live (bio) cultures, and cutting down on yeast products.
Hope this helps,
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