Following dental surgery (implant) and a course of antibiotics, I developed oral thrush.  This was 10 weeks ago.  I have had since then 3 courses of treatment ( advised by pharmacist first and then doctor) but it is still not resolved.  Last 2 were Nystatin.  I had never had oral thrush before.  Would appreciate some advice as I am getting a bit worried.
Hi, Thanks for asking the query, Prolonged use of certain antibiotics can lead to the development of oral thrush, it is the infection of mouth caused by candida fungus. Signs are presence of raised creamy white lesions in oral cavity along with pain. It is well treated with antifungal Chat Doctor. You can go with symptomatic treatment at home by regular mouth rinsing with antiseptic mouthwash solution. Maintain a good oral hygiene and