Research Notes on Treatment of Candidiasis in Newborns
Treatment of candidiasis in newborns is necessary to prevent reinfection. If the child is breastfed, both the mother and the baby should be treated. Proper washing of the nipples and bottles, and using a mild anti-fungal cream are helpful. Giving the child plenty of water to drink is essential in managing oral candidiasis.
Top Resources on Treatment of Candidiasis in Newborns
- Mayo Clinic: Treating Oral Thrush In Infants And Nursing Mothers
- YourTotalHealth: Treatment Options For Thrush
- DoctorFungus: Therapies
- UCSF Children's Hospital: Candidiasis In The Newborn
- KidsHealth: Candidiasis: How Is It Diagnosed And Treated?
- University of Virginia Health System: Treatment For Candidiasis
- Aetna (via simple steps): Treatment
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