Stop!!!!! Ok go onto the bfn website and down load the Thrush breastfeeding leaflet. Print it.
It lists for your gp exactly what you need in black and white.
The fact that your boobs hurt suggests that the thrush is on your boobs too, but not necessarily within them yet.
Health visitors can prescribe Daktarin 2% BUT not for breastfeeding mums to use on their boobs. They also cannot prescribe fluconazole and you may need that too you need to see a gp. Gps often balk at the dosage required so you need that leaflet printed off and be ready to wave it lots and stamp your feet. On a recent thread a m/netter was told by her gp that he wanted her to stop b/feeding whilst taking the meds or he wouldn't give them to her, she nodded smiled and carried on as usual, less medication gets through in your breastmilk than is given to prem babies.
Take paracetamol. You can get through this, once you start being treated properly you will respond really quickly - if you take high dose acidophilus bifidus it can reduce the pain by about 75% in 24 hrs ( thats with the 6 billion capsules).
There is difficulty in getting treated properly because of a law change regarding what gps can prescribe ( and hvs) and lactating mums.
I went undiagnosed with Thrush in my boobs for nearly 6 months. I know what you are going through, just hang in there and get to the out of hours gp 1st thing tomorrow morning - if it effects your feeding of your daughter it is an emergency. Good Luck!