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writes:I have all the symptoms for thrush, but I don't know how to treat it? Do I have to tell someone? Or can I sort it myself with nobody else knowing? I'm really rather embarrassed by it and don't want to tell me mom or go to the doctors.. Is there anything I can do? Or do I have to seek help of some one else? By the way I'm 15 years old.. If that makes the advice any different I'm not sure.. Thank you for you help in advance (: Reply to this Question
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reader, anonymous, writes (4 April 2011): Canesten cream then take the canesten tablet to treat the internal saide of it or instead if the tablet use the pessaryTake that n use the cream for a couple of days and youl be fine and dandyIts a normal thing for women esp if you have already been taking some kind of antibiotic that can cause thrushGood luck
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reader, YouWish  +, writes (3 April 2011):
 Thrush in the mouth? Easy! Have the doctor give you a prescription for mycelex trouche, if he or she feels that's what you need. You chew a pill that tastes like sweet chalk 4x per day, and voila!
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reader, adamskidude +, writes (3 April 2011):
 Every girl gets thrush at some point, its natural.
You need to just go to the supermarket or chemist and just pick up some thrush cream. I believe there are some pills that you can take too. The only one I can think of from the top of my head is Canosten Duo. Thats a cream and a pill. You apply the cream to thee area and take the pill with water and you'll be back to normal in a week :)
IF you told your mother, she wouldn't laugh, it happens to all girls. Don't be too frightened :)
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reader, anonymous, writes (3 April 2011): Thrush isnt something to be embarrassed about. Lots of women get it. Theres a good chance even your mum has had it once. It isnt related to sex but if you have a partner it can be passed on. Google the Canesten site and see how your symptoms compare to those of thrush. If thats what you have, canesten is on the shelves of all chemists like Boots. I saw a lady doctor about it myself last year. She told me to not to use soap products and perfumed sprays around the intimate area. Just regularly cleanse with water, dry well and wear cotton underwear. It has worked for me. If you try the above product and things dont improve then do talk to your mum or visit the doctor for a check up. Theres nothing to be embarrassed about x
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