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Oral Thrush - nearly 8 week old

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ttcchapter1 · 05/03/2021 22:16

Hi

Just wanted to know if others have experienced it, baby was crying more than usual and fussy with feeding so went to A&E on Wednesday night and was told he had oral thrush, I thought it was milk tongue but after i noticed more and more white spots all in his mouth poor boy :(

Started using Nystan on Thursday morning and its now Friday evening but not seeing a difference yet.. I know it may take the full 7 days to fully heal it.

Any experiences? Does it fully go away and what are the chances of it coming back.

I am very thorough with sterilising bottles and stopped breast feeding at around 4 weeks, and i didnt have any thrush or anything.

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User0ne · 05/03/2021 22:29

I had this with bf Ds2 (was tandem feeding Ds1 at the time who was the likely source). It cleared up fairly quickly (7-10 days). No idea how FF might change things

Letsallscreamatthesistene · 06/03/2021 01:25

How are you feeding?

If BF then you need treating too, otherwise you'll just keep passing it back and forwards between each other

Vicky1989x · 06/03/2021 06:53

What size teat are you using? My baby got thrush because she got sucking too hard on the bottle so I upped the teat size and that helped.

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DisneyGirl2387 · 06/03/2021 08:42

My DS got thrush when he was about that age too. We had 2 rounds of nystatin which didn't work (he also hated the taste!). We then had daktarin gel which was much easier to give and cleared it up. I also stopped using my steam steriliser (on the advice of others) and started using cold water milton sterilising instead and that helped too.

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