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Treatment for Thrush in infants

Submitted by Marie Johnson

Take 8oz water and add 1/4 tsp baking soda and 1 drop of liquid dish soap. mix well in a container. Dab corner of cloth in solution and wipe on infant's tounge 4-6 times a day. Do this until thrush has disappeared. This works!!!

(Note: the dish soap is no way harmful to the baby.)

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Dishwashing Liquid! Thats the craziest thing I ever heard. Comments By: Karen Alexandre on 2006-10-17 All you have to do is go to the nearest health food store and buy "GLYCERIN". Take a cotton ball and wrap it over your finger tip. Put glob of glycerin on the cotton and clean your baby's tongue and gums. Glycerin is natural and taste very sweet. It is completely eatable.   thrush in toddler Comments By: lynda hilton on 2007-09-19 help, my grand daughter has thrush down below ,looks like bad nappy rash, the doctor gave her antibiotics she is 16 months old why has she got it there. lynda   It works and is Dr recommended Comments By: Anon on 2008-07-14 Not crazy at all, 3 of my pediatricians recommended it and it worked!   for lynda Comments By: juanita on 2009-04-13 my daughter has thrush and she is 2 mths old. her doctor toldme that the fungus can travel thru the babys system. i dont know what you can do to get rid of it down there.   a family affair Comments By: Karen on 2010-06-14 If the baby is being breastfed, the mother should also treat herself. Rub vinegar and water on nipples, and let it dry. Sometimes the dad needs to be treated also, as the infection is passed around the family, and yeast infections are less noticeable in men. For the baby, I always left out the soap - it worked just fine.