Search for the right oral thrush treatment in our online store, or contact us for expert advice.
Search for the right oral thrush treatment in our online store, or contact us for expert advice.
Oral thrush appears as creamy white lesions, often with redness and soreness underneath. It may cause a cottony feeling in the mouth, difficulty swallowing, and altered taste. While usually harmless, it can be persistent or recurrent without proper treatment.
Fluconazole is an antifungal medicine that treats oral thrush by stopping the growth of Candida. A single dose is often effective, though some people may need a longer course depending on the severity of the infection or if it’s recurrent.
A prescriber will assess your symptoms and medical history to determine the appropriate dosage and duration. Treatment may also include hygiene advice to help prevent reinfection.
Fluconazole is usually taken as a once-daily capsule. Most people experience improvement within a few days, with full recovery typically within one week. It is important to complete the full course as prescribed, even if symptoms resolve sooner.
To support treatment, maintain good oral hygiene, use an antibacterial mouthwash if recommended, and avoid sugary foods that can encourage fungal growth. If you wear dentures or use inhalers, ensure they are cleaned thoroughly.
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Oral thrush is a fungal infection in the mouth caused by Candida yeast. It results in white patches, redness, and sometimes pain or difficulty swallowing.
Those at risk include people taking antibiotics or inhaled steroids, denture wearers, diabetics, and individuals with weakened immune systems.
Antifungal medicines like Fluconazole are commonly used. In mild cases, topical treatments such as miconazole gel may also be effective.
It is not usually contagious between healthy adults but can be passed in vulnerable individuals, such as newborns or those with weakened immunity.
Yes. After completing a short consultation, a licensed UK prescriber will assess your condition. If suitable, treatment will be delivered discreetly to your home.