Thrush In 2ww

[beckyand3littlemonsters]

I'm currently in the 2ww (3dpo) and I think I may have thrush and wondered if anyone can tell me if thrush treatments are ok to use at this time and if not are there any alternatives that would clear it up
Tia

[becca_howell]

Probiotics! GL!

[MommyMatsumoto]

I've heard gentian violet is good for thrush (but messy so be careful!), and I agree, get lots of probiotics.

[karmab]

oral thrush?

Healthy adults don't generally get thrush-it's something seen in people with diabetes, long term antibiotics, chemo and radiation, depressed immune system, that sort of thing. i would definitely see a health care practitioner if it were me, find out for sure if that's what it is, and if it is, find out why you have it. good luck!

[larablue]

It is no problem to treat it with clotrimazole cream (internally and externally).

[beckyand3littlemonsters]

Originally Posted by karmab

oral thrush?

Healthy adults don't generally get thrush-it's something seen in people with diabetes, long term antibiotics, chemo and radiation, depressed immune system, that sort of thing. i would definitely see a health care practitioner if it were me, find out for sure if that's what it is, and if it is, find out why you have it. good luck!

No, not oral
I've got pessary clotrimazole hopefully it will get rid of it.

[contactmaya]

Yes, i think the US 'yeast infection', is the UK/Australian thrush.
In french its called 'champignons'-mushrooms.

Actually, if you have thrush in the tww it could be a good sign. I know from experience, and read somewhere that significant hormonal changes can trigger thrush/yeast infection.