Didi, muh me chhale ya thrush ho gaya hai toh garm paani me namak daal kar kulla karo, thoda aaram milega. Lekin apni doctor didi ko dikha lena, woh jo dawai dengi wahi sabse sahi rahegi.
I had this during my second trimester and was so worried it would affect my baby. Now my kid is a healthy toddler! Trust me, it goes away easily once the doctor gives you the right mouth paint or gel.
Because of my PCOS history, I was prone to yeast infections, including oral ones. I avoided self-treating and straightaway went to my doctor for a safe prescription. It's always better to be cautious during pregnancy.
Thrush in the mouth is so annoying, like we don't have enough issues already! Try eating plain dahi, it actually helps with the good bacteria. And please, go get a safe gel from your doc instead of suffering in silence.
Oral thrush is basically a yeast infection in the mouth. My doctor told me that hormonal changes can alter the pH in the mouth, leading to this. She said to rinse with warm salt water and prescribed a pregnancy-safe antifungal gel. Please don't use over-the-counter mouthwashes without asking your doctor.
I remember reading on my weekly tracker that oral thrush can happen due to a weakened immune system during pregnancy. The app suggested maintaining good oral hygiene and eating unsweetened curd to help. Definitely log this symptom and consult your gynac for the right treatment.
Since I had thyroid and low immunity during pregnancy, I got oral thrush too. My doctor had to check my blood reports before giving me any specific oral gels. Make sure you discuss this during your regular doctor checkup.
Keep your mind calm and stay positive, this is just a temporary phase. Along with your prayers, please show this to your doctor so they can give you a safe remedy to cure it quickly. Take care of your health.
It must be so painful to eat anything right now, dear. Try eating cool, soft foods and curd, and do speak to your doctor soon so they can help you feel better.
In our family, elders suggest rinsing the mouth with warm water mixed with a little turmeric and salt. It gives temporary relief, but for a proper cure, you must visit your doctor. They will give you a safe medicine that won't harm the baby.
Honestly, I had oral thrush too and tried some home remedies, but nothing worked until I went to my gynac. She gave me a specific rinse that was safe for pregnancy, and it cleared up in three days.
