Thrush how to treat thoroughly

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Thrush this symptom generally occurs in the child's mouth, and this disease needs parents to carry on the safe and hygienic treatment to the child, if necessary, timely to the hospital for treatment, because the recurrence rate of this disease is very high, let's talk about how to treat thrush thoroughly.

Thrush how to treat thoroughly

First: first of all, when we find that the baby's mouth has this kind of white bubble like plaque, we can't wipe them casually, so as to avoid causing mucosal damage, causing bacterial infection, making the disease more serious and the patient more painful. After parents confirm that their child has thrush, they should wash their child's mouth with disinfectant cotton dipped in 2% baking soda.

Second: pay attention to scrubbing, parents must be light action, not force, to prevent abrasions, more easily infected. Parents can also take a grain of mycosin to grind into powder, add 5ml glycerin, mix well, daub in the child's affected area, this is very helpful. Usually in this way, after a few days of medication, the disease will completely disappear and get rid of the pain, so parents should give their children timely treatment after finding out.

Third: however, thrush is very easy to relapse. Parents should know this, so parents should continue to use drugs for a few days after the disease disappears, so as to consolidate the curative effect, avoid recurrence and suffering of children, and try to cure it at one time. At the same time should be in the child after eating about 30 minutes to give the child medication, so as to avoid medication too early cause children vomiting, the effect is not good.

matters needing attention

Thrush in children's mouth will make it particularly difficult for children to eat, because they are afraid of infection of the wound, so parents should give their children some easy to digest and easy to eat food, such as porridge and so on. Pay attention not to use force when scrubbing, and take corresponding protective measures to avoid re infection of the wound.