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A yeast infection caused by Candida, most commonly affecting the vagina (vaginal thrush) or mouth (oral thrush). Causes itching, discharge, or white patches.
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Yes. If you've had thrush before and recognise the symptoms, our doctors can prescribe fluconazole (oral tablet) or recommend appropriate over-the-counter treatment.
Common triggers include antibiotics, hormonal changes (periods, pregnancy, contraceptive pill), tight synthetic clothing, diabetes, and stress. Addressing triggers is key to preventing recurrence.
No. Thrush is caused by an overgrowth of yeast that naturally lives on your body. It is not sexually transmitted, though it can sometimes be triggered by sexual activity.
Yes. Male thrush (balanitis) causes redness, irritation, and itching on the penis. It is less common than vaginal thrush but can occur, especially in uncircumcised men.
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