Symptoms and Treatment of Neonatal Oral Fungal Infection

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What are the symptoms of neonatal oral fungal infection?

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Neonatal oral fungal infection, commonly referred to as ’thrush,’ may present with symptoms including:

White spots or plaques appearing inside the mouth, which may spread to the tongue, inner cheeks, or buccal mucosa.
Possible accompanying conditions such as oral ulcers, drooling, or decreased appetite in infants. These symptoms may indicate a neonatal oral fungal infection. It is important to consult a doctor promptly for an accurate diagnosis and treatment.