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Oral Thrush (cont.)

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When to Seek Medical Care

Medical care should be sought when thrush is suspected for a child outside of the infant age range, when over-the-counter remedies (see below) are not helpful, or if the infection is painful (maternal breast involvement -- for example, cracking or bleeding of the nipple). All adults with thrush should be evaluated by a health-care provider.

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