Thrush=fungus: Thrush is relatively common in infants/children, but not so in health adults unless something happened..Such as recent use of antibiotics, infections, steroid uses (such as those for asthma/copd/allergies), or immunosupressed states such as hiv, cancers etc...So, check with your doc. If it is thrush, it can be easily treated, but this requires a prescription from your doc... Good luck.
Answered 6/22/2013
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See your doctor: You don't say where you have it so depending on the region see your dentist or physician so they can prescribe the appropriate medication.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Thrush in an adult?: You should be seen by a doctor and tested for immune deficiency states, including hiv. Normal adults who are not diabetic or taking antibiotics should be having thrush without some underlying reason. Go get evaluated.
Answered 2/24/2013
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