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symptoms of oral thrush
hello i would like to know all info about oral thrush .... does it heal on its own does it get worst quickly .... are the spots easily wiped off??? plz and thank you for answering
i do want the change ..... im not happy like this u know .... and i am just asking questions .... ill be ok i just need an expert to tell me that i had no risk whatsoever even if there was a possible chance that the needle was used when i got my tattoo .....
You have to make time for therapy if you want to deal with the anxiety. Instead, you'd rather spend how much time searching the web about HIV, thrush, etc? You obviously are nowhere near putting this behind you, because you are still asking about thrush, that you've come to a conclusion of after searching the internet about HIV.
YOU have to want the change, no one else can do it for you.
YOU have to want the change, no one else can do it for you.
i went for a little while and it did nothing and ive been on effexor for 1 year now and im at 225 dose so shouldnt it be helping? and okay i could see a doctor but i dont really have time for therapy sessions a work 50 hours a week and have a three yr old son....
oh and i cant see the doctor about my suposidly thrush cuz its almost never there there is just a few spots that come out like once a month and i think it may be from me drinking too much coffee i dunno
Then it is not thrush.
How long have you been on Effexor? And what do you mean the therapy didn't work? How many sessions did you have?
Then it is not thrush.
How long have you been on Effexor? And what do you mean the therapy didn't work? How many sessions did you have?
oh and i cant see the doctor about my suposidly thrush cuz its almost never there there is just a few spots that come out like once a month and i think it may be from me drinking too much coffee i dunno.....
i tried seeing a psycologist and it didnt work s right now im on effexor but im wondring if i am maybe better off it since my anxiety isnt going away
No, thrush doesn't work like that, and again, you would have to have a doctor or dentist diagnose thrush. My guess is, you don't even have it.
How to get help for anxiety is to ask your doctor for a referral to either a therapist to start therapy sessions to discuss your fears, or to a psychiatrist, for a more thorough evaluation, to rule out or confirm a more chronic condition, like an anxiety disorder.
That's your first step, and I urge you to start that process ASAP, as this anxiety has hung around long enough for you.
How to get help for anxiety is to ask your doctor for a referral to either a therapist to start therapy sessions to discuss your fears, or to a psychiatrist, for a more thorough evaluation, to rule out or confirm a more chronic condition, like an anxiety disorder.
That's your first step, and I urge you to start that process ASAP, as this anxiety has hung around long enough for you.
so how exactly do u help someone with their anxiety? and if i could just rule out thrush that would really help and the only real questio i wanna know about that is if it can come for like 3 days then go away for like 3 weeks and then come back again for like 1 day ect ect.... if you please answer this it would really really help my anxiety
I already commented on your thread in the HIV forum. I now see this fear is related to HIV. Thrush is not specific to HIV, and when related, occurs late in the disease process (with advanced AIDS).
Again, I'm not going to continue to address questions about thrush, you need to address that with your doctor.
I would be more than happy, however, to help you with your anxiety.
Again, I'm not going to continue to address questions about thrush, you need to address that with your doctor.
I would be more than happy, however, to help you with your anxiety.
This back and forth with me trying to answer what seem to be anxiety-driven questions will not help you in any way.
You need to see your doctor and rule out if you have thrush. We cannot obviously figure that out online, and I discourage you from trying to self diagnose, it isn't as easy as it may sound, that's why doctors go to 8-12 years of schooling.
Have you ever sought anxiety treatment? Let's talk about that, after all, that's the purpose of this forum!
You need to see your doctor and rule out if you have thrush. We cannot obviously figure that out online, and I discourage you from trying to self diagnose, it isn't as easy as it may sound, that's why doctors go to 8-12 years of schooling.
Have you ever sought anxiety treatment? Let's talk about that, after all, that's the purpose of this forum!
oh and it wasnt and isnt painful at all just the thing on my gum cuz i took it off but this also started the night i tried a mouth guard well like shape it to my teeth cuz i have very bad teeth griinding at night and i had to put the mouth guard in boiling water then fit it to my mouth so it might be a cut or a burn with skin growning on it to heal so i dunno please help......
ok but can oral thrush cause just one little spot thats comes off easily and then go away for like 3 weeks and then come back?
No, it would typically start on the tongue, and yes it can go away and come back, but again, a lot of cases require treatment, and again, you need a doctor to diagnose an actual case of thrush.
ok but does it usually start off on the gums? and does it go away for a while and then come back?
Oral thrush needs to be diagnosed by your doctor or dentist, and usually requires treatment with a medication like "Nystatin" which is like a mouthwash to be swished and either swallowed or spit out, depending on how prescribed. Thrush is usually pretty painful, and causes a thick coating on the toungue, and possibly sores. It is a yeast infection.
Yes, thrush can get worse if not treated, and one should NEVER try to remove any kind of bump or spot present on the tongue. You don't know what you're "scraping" off, nor is it necessary to scrape the tongue in any circumstance. Gentle brushing of the tongue during teeth brushing (and I DO mean a gentle, one or two swipes) is more than enough.
Thrush can be occur for many reasons, one of the most common being antibiotic therapy.
You cannot self diagnose thrush, you need to see a doctor if you suspect it.
Yes, thrush can get worse if not treated, and one should NEVER try to remove any kind of bump or spot present on the tongue. You don't know what you're "scraping" off, nor is it necessary to scrape the tongue in any circumstance. Gentle brushing of the tongue during teeth brushing (and I DO mean a gentle, one or two swipes) is more than enough.
Thrush can be occur for many reasons, one of the most common being antibiotic therapy.
You cannot self diagnose thrush, you need to see a doctor if you suspect it.
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