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Life as a small child can be difficult: so many sights, sounds and sensations to adjust. Thrush can make your life a little child – and mother – even more difficult. Thrush when treating is a serious health problem, and then you are very lucky in a way. However, it is not easy to deal with thrush.

Without the right approach, children can be with thrush treatment difficult and frustrating. Meals, changing diapers, night waking, and countless other tasks for the care of a newborn thrush can seem downright overwhelming. Let’s look at some of the most common symptoms of thrush:

Cream, white patches on the tongue, gums or in the cheek
Difficulty-care and / or reluctance to nurse
unusually shaken
Mouth-Baby’s appears swollen, painful.

Candida albicans yeast cells (which thrush) loves warm, moist environment that is rich in sugar out of the mouths of children. “Breast milk is rich in natural sugar lactose, while formulas contain added sweeteners, if a child is breastfed or bottle-fed yeast cells have to grow enough food and reproduce.

Predominant use of antibiotics, both for C-sections and group B streptococci was more common than thrush per child. Antibiotics kill both mother and child, the natural resistance of yeast, which likely yeast overgrowth. If the mother has vaginal yeast, this can lead to the baby on the yeast that comes through the birth canal to catch. Premature births or steroid use can also be more likely thrush.

There are two common approaches to treating children with thrush:
1) Prescription drugs such as Nystatin or Diflucan to kill or use yeast
2) Lets kill the yeast with the “natural” or home remedies. I say “natural” as some common household cleaners such as gentian violet, are not very natural. Gentian violet is a derivative of crude oil and pursues long-term risk for oral cancer.

In any case, address both pharmaceuticals and “natural” imperfect solutions because they do not stop the growth of yeast behind. Pharmaceuticals, such as Diflucan and other antifungal agents carry the additional risk of serious side effects, is particularly high for a newborn. (Nystatin is safer drugs, but not very effective and can sometimes lead to yeast develop in a form difficult to treat.)

Some home remedies thrush considerable risk and is worrying, because well-meaning mothers may not be aware of simple, possible side effects. I’ve seen products with colloidal silver, tea tree oil and oregano oil for all advertising child thrush problems: Each of these has significant concerns about the treatment of children.

My personal experience with the difficulty of treating thrush naturally led me to constantly develop a comprehensive approach to treat thrush in infants quickly and safely with only positive side effects: harmful to zero. The key is to kill yeast both existing (safe) and strengthen the underlying imbalances that the yeast cells, control could increase in the first place.

 By Taha Mateen