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Is it possible for thrush to remain unnoticed for 9 months. today i've been told i have a very mild case of thrush? i have no symptoms. i am diabetic
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Not usually: Being diabetic, you are at an increased risk of thrush, as yeast like organisms thrive in a sugary environment. It would be unlikely to have thrush for 9 months without noticing any symptoms. Be sure your diabetes is under control and get the thrush treated. Best wishes.
Answered 1/19/2016
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