Summarize the following:
Though thrush can be painful for your child and difficult for you as his parent, know that in most cases thrush is not particularly harmful to the child. Some cases of thrush clear up without medical treatment within one to two weeks. More severe cases may take up to eight weeks to heal without treatment, while a pediatrician's care can help thrush heal in as little as four to five days. However, sometimes thrush involves more serious complications, and could be indicative of a more severe problem. Contact your pediatrician immediately if your child:  Has a fever  Exhibits any kind of bleeding  Is dehydrated, or drinking less than normal  Has trouble swallowing or breathing Has any other complications that you find worrisome Prolonged sucking on a bottle's nipple may irritate your infant's mouth, making him more prone to an oral yeast infection. Limit bottle time to 20 minutes per meal. In severe cases of thrush some infants may be unable to use a bottle due to mouth pain. If this occurs you may need to switch to a spoon or syringe instead of a bottle. Talk with your pediatrician to find the best way to avoid further irritating your infant's mouth. Pacifiers are a great way to soothe an infant, but the constant sucking associated with pacifier use may cause irritation to your child's mouth and make him more prone to a yeast infection. If your child has or has had thrush, only give him a pacifier when nothing else will calm him down. To prevent the spread of thrush, it is important you keep milk and prepared bottles in the refrigerator to prevent yeast growth. You must also clean nipples, bottles, and pacifiers thoroughly with hot water or in a dishwasher. If a nursing mother develops thrush from taking antibiotics or steroid treatments, she may need to stop taking those medications or reduce the dosage until the thrush clears up. However, this should only be done if discontinuing or reducing the dosage of antibiotics or steroids will not cause medical complications for the mother. Talk to your doctor if you believe your medication is causing thrush. This applies to any medications the infant is taking as well.
Understand thrush. Reduce bottle time. Limit pacifier use. Sterilize nipples, bottles, and pacifiers if your baby has thrush. Talk to your doctor about discontinuing antibiotics.
Sammanfatta följande: Även om trasten kan vara smärtsam för ditt barn och svår för dig som förälder, vet att trasten i de flesta fall inte är särskilt skadlig för barnet. Vissa fall av trast klarnar upp utan medicinsk behandling inom en till två veckor. Svårare fall kan ta upp till åtta veckor att läka utan behandling, medan en barnläkares vård kan hjälpa trasten att läka på så lite som fyra till fem dagar. Ibland innebär emellertid trast allvarligare komplikationer, och kan tyda på ett allvarligare problem. Kontakta din barnläkare omedelbart om ditt barn: Har feber Bevisar någon form av blödning Är uttorkad, eller dricka mindre än normalt Har svårt att svälja eller andas Har några andra komplikationer som du finner oroande Långvarig suger på en flaska bröstvårta kan irritera ditt barns mun, vilket gör honom mer benägna att en oral svampinfektion. Begränsa flaskans tid till 20 minuter per måltid. I svåra fall av trast kan vissa spädbarn vara oförmögna att använda en flaska på grund av munsmärta. Om detta inträffar kan du behöva byta till en sked eller spruta istället för en flaska. Prata med din barnläkare för att hitta det bästa sättet att undvika att irritera ditt barns mun. Pacifiers är ett bra sätt att lugna ett spädbarn, men den ständiga sugande i samband med napper användning kan orsaka irritation i barnets mun och göra honom mer benägna att en svampinfektion. Om ditt barn har eller har haft trast, ge honom bara en napp när inget annat kommer att lugna honom. För att förhindra spridning av trast är det viktigt att du förvarar mjölk och tillagade flaskor i kylskåpet för att förhindra jästtillväxt. Du måste också rengöra bröstvårtor, flaskor och nappar noggrant med varmt vatten eller i en diskmaskin. Om en ammande mor utvecklar trast från att ta antibiotika eller steroidbehandlingar, kan hon behöva sluta ta dessa mediciner eller minska dosen tills trasten klarnar upp. Detta bör dock endast göras om avbrytande eller minskning av dosen av antibiotika eller steroider inte kommer att orsaka medicinska komplikationer för modern. Tala med din läkare om du tror att din medicin orsakar trast. Detta gäller alla mediciner som barnet tar också.
Summarize the following: Although the thrush can be painful for your child and difficult for you as a parent, know that in most cases the thrush is not very harmful to the child. Some cases of thrush clear up without medical treatment within one to two weeks. More severe cases can take up to eight weeks to heal without treatment, while a pediatrician’s care can help the thrush heal in as little as four to five days. Sometimes, however, thrashing involves more serious complications, and may indicate a more serious problem. Contact your pediatrician immediately if your child: Has fever Proves some kind of bleeding Is dehydrated, or drink less than normal Having difficulty swallowing or breathing Have any other complications that you find worrying Long-lasting sucks on a bottle of nipple may irritate your child's mouth, making him more likely to an oral fungal infection. Limit the bottle time to 20 minutes per meal. In severe cases of thrush, some infants may be unable to use a bottle due to oral pain. If this happens, you may need to change to a spoon or syringe instead of a bottle. Talk to your pediatrician to find the best way to avoid irritating your child’s mouth. Pacifiers are a good way to calm an infant, but the constant suction associated with the use of the dummy can cause irritation in the baby’s mouth and make him more likely to a fungal infection. If your child has or has had thrush, give him just one bite when nothing else will calm him down. To prevent the spread of thrush, it is important that you store milk and prepared bottles in the refrigerator to prevent yeast growth. You also need to clean nipples, bottles and bites thoroughly with warm water or in a dishwasher. If a nursing mother develops thrush from taking antibiotics or steroid treatments, she may need to stop taking these medicines or reduce the dose until the thrush clears up. However, this should only be done if interruption or reduction of the dose of antibiotics or steroids will not cause medical complications to the mother. Talk to your doctor if you think your medicine is causing thrush. This applies to all medicines that the child is taking as well.
Förstå trast. Minska flaskans tid. Begränsa användningen av nappmedel. Sterilisera bröstvårtor, flaskor och nappar om ditt barn har trast. Tala med din läkare om att avbryta antibiotikabehandlingen.
Understand the thrush. Reduce the time of the bottle. restrict the use of anaerobic agents; Sterilize nipples, bottles and bites if your child has thrushed. Talk to your doctor about stopping antibiotic treatment.