
What should I do if my baby has a fungal infection in the mouth?
Disease description:
The baby has been crying and refusing to breastfeed in the afternoon. After visiting the hospital, the doctor diagnosed a fungal infection in the mouth. What should we do?

Infant oral fungal infections can be treated with medications under a doctor's guidance, such as sodium bicarbonate injection and nystatin tablets. If the baby's symptoms are severe, immunostimulatory drugs may be used, including thymosin and transfer factor. Additionally, during treatment, rinsing the mouth with a sodium bicarbonate mouthwash can help inhibit fungal growth and reproduction.