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#58446 05-31-2006 02:54 PM | Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 218 Gold Member (200+ posts) | | Gold Member (200+ posts) Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 218 | RLM, As Gary and Cath say, don't take no for answer if your pain is not being adequately treated. Thrush is a fungal infection and needs to be treated immediately. It is relatively straightforward treatment when caught early. There are a variety of anti-fungal drugs that can be used including Nystatin and Diflucan.
If you don't get satisfaction, consider switching doctors, and get a second opinion in the process. I found that sometimes I had to be obnoxiously pushy to get what I considered appropriate treatment. Seems to be part of the journey. Good luck, Sheldon
Dx 1/29/04, SCC, T2N0M0 Tx 2/12/04 Surgery, 4/15/04 66 Gy. radiation (36 sessions) Dx 3/15/2016, SCC, pT1NX Tx 3/29/16 Surgery
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