Itraconazole for oral thrush
Common Questions and Answers about Itraconazole for oral thrush
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Then I went for a check up and the doctor prescribed me itraconazole 100 mg and terbinafine 250 mg oral solution and Luliconazole cream. Infection was cured completely. But now again it has appeared on my body. Specifically on my neck. I am having the same oral solution and using Clotrimazole topical cream. But it's not effective like before. Instead of being cured it's spreading. I am also using ketoconazole soap for bathing.
I can understand your concern for these symptoms and from the description of your symptoms and the positive response to oral antifungals, it looks like the etiology is fungal in nature. It is less likely to be eczema which responds to oral steroids.
In new eczema, the affected skin appears red and elevated with small blisters which break and the affected skin will weep and ooze. In older eczema, chronic eczema, the blisters are less prominent and the skin is thickened, elevated, and scaling.
The doctor can prescribe different creams, sprays and/or oral capsules to take. If you have oral thrush, then specific antifungal medications are used for oral thrush. You can purchase Daktarin for mouth thrush from the pharmacy, but any other then your doctor has to prescribe.
You can purchase capsules that you take by mouth from the pharmacy - 100mg or 200mg Fluconazole - this is a single dose capsule.
However, if the patient remains symptomatic after 4 weeks, therapy with itraconazole, 200 mg daily for 6 to 12 weeks, can be given. Patients who have severe outbreak-associated histoplasmosis and all immunosuppressed patients should be treated. Initial therapy with amphotericin B, 0.7 to 1 mg/kg daily, can be followed by oral itraconazole after a favorable response is noted. Antifungal therapy should be given to all patients with chronic pulmonary histoplasmosis.
Then i tried itraconazole 200mg a day for a month as suggested by another friend. It cured my itch but again came back after 10 days . Then a dermatologist suggested me terbinafine and fluconazole, but it dint give much result. I tried ketoconazole soap and oitment also and it got worse. Then again I tried itraconazole 100mg twice for a month, i was cured within 10 days. But again this recurrent jock itch keeps on coming back.
Thats correct and you are eating the wrong way
I took miconazole for penis head and itching subsided after a week but it has come bCk strong even though i continue to take it. I also took itraconazole for the mouth but it has not done anything after 5 days.
t see stroke as a side effect for Itraconazole. It can cause a lot of other problems, including conjestive heart failure and high blood pressure. Also, you should not take Itraconazole with the following drugs: Cisapride, Quinidine, Pimozide, dofetilde, or levacetylmethadol as it can cause fatal heath rhythum with these drugs.
I've been having oral thrush for the past too months. What may the causes of this be? I type on google and what i see is stuff related to HIV. I've done the HV test twice now and both tests came negative.
Can it be from stress or cold and normal stuff like these?
Hi there, itraconazole is for fungal treatment. If that really helped your blisters, im quite sure what you have is really fungal treatment. Make sure you finish the capsule until at least 14 days, or even better, take 10 days after all symptoms gone (yes, the red rashes should gone too later).
I had the flu,fatigue,dry cough for 2 weeks, muscle pains, and sores in my mouth..thrush was the big thing the dr. Gave me antifungal for the thrush and it didn't we until the second prescription. I still get sore at the end of my throat and my lymth in my neck are swollen. They did test fo herpes clamedia and gonorrea hepatitis a nd c syfillis and all came back negtive.
These include topical antifungals like econazole (Spectazole) or oxiconazole (Oxistat) and oral antifungals like Itraconazole (Sporanox),Fluconazole (Diflucan) or Terbinafine (Lamisil)
Triamcolone acetonide is a more potent type of triamcinolone, being about 8 times as effective as prednisone.It should not be used to treat fungal infections without consulting a dermatologist.
Hope it helps.Take care and pls do keep me posted on how you are doing.Kind regards.
If you are unable for whatever reason to see a doctor, you can go to you pharmacist and ask him. For oral thrush you do require the correct medication and you can purchase without or without a prescription from your doctor an oral gel to treat oral thrush called Daktarin. You can purchase this from your pharmacy.
Nystatin drops is another treatment for oral thrush, but I believe you can only get this by prescription from your doctor.
White patches on tongue can be due to number of conditions like lichen planus, leucoplakia, oral thrush etc.Lichen planus causes raised white lines on your tongue which have a lace-like appearance. In oral thrush there is often cottage cheese-like in consistency on the surfaces of the mouth and tongue. Prolonged uses of antibiotics, asthma, diabetes are all risk factors for having oral thrush.HIV is caused by unprotected sex, blood transfusion or needle stick injuries.
I got so parnoid thinking I had Hiv,but the guy I was dating recently gave blood meaning he was most likely clean and we used condoms apart from one occasion. I do plan to get tested though as it will help me calm down.
I then had one done at the hospital again for gonorrhoea and chlamydia,which came back negative but at the same time a test at the doc came back positive for oral thrush. I had treatment for that. I still have a sore throat and now I have one gland up. I keep getting sore patches in my mouth. The docs think I still have oral thrush but I'm worried it could be sti that is causing my problems? What oral sti's can u get? Is it possible that it could be an sti causing my issues.
I’ve been suffering for 3 months now with oral thrush and burning mouth, I’ve tested negative for all Std with multiple tests 17 times in fact and been diagnosed with Chronic Prostatis.
Initially was in a 3 month course of different antibiotics and a week after finishing I developed the oral thrush.
I’ve tried everything to get rid of it including Fluconazole, nystatin and daktatin but it just comes back.
If it is confirmed that the mouth problem is oral Thrush, but not thrush in your genital area, you will be prescribed with medication to treat oral thrush. You can purchase this from the pharmacy and it is called Daktarin for oral use. Your doctor may prescribe Nystatin drops, but you cannot purchase these without a prescription.
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