What is the treatment for oral thrush?

Many mild cases last a short time - just a few days or so - and clear without any treatment. Your doctor may prescribe a gel that contains an anti-thrush drug called miconazole. You smear this onto affected areas in the mouth, as often as prescribed by your doctor.

To avoid the very small risk of choking, apply a little at a time and not to the back of the throat. Little of this drug is absorbed into the body when swallowed. It works by killing the Candida germs within the inside of the mouth.

An alternative treatment is drops which contain an anti-thrush drug called nystatin. You use a dropper which comes with the drops to place the liquid onto affected areas. See your doctor if the thrush has not cleared within seven days of starting treatment.

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