Oral thrush, otherwise called oral candidiasis, is yeast growth in the oral cavity on the inner cheeks and tongue. Candida albicans is the most common cause for it. It is usually present in individuals with reduced immunity. It can also affect babies and infants. It causes white or yellow patches, burning sensation, bleeding from the patches, bad taste, etc. It can be transmitted to another person when in contact. Treatments include antifungal mouthwash, oral antifungal medication, topical ointments, etc.
Oral Thrush - Symptoms, Risks, Diagnosis, treatment, and Prevention
Oral thrush is a condition where a yeast infection (fungal infection) affects the oral cavity. The fungus causing this condition is called Candida albicans.
