Oral candidiasis, an infection of the mouth caused by caused by the yeast-like fungus Candida albicans
a yeast infection, caused by the fungus Candida albicans, of the mouth and throat. It's hallmark is white patches in the mouth. It can also occur in the gastrointestinal tract and vagina, and causes some types of diaper rash in infants.
A foul-smelling disease of the hoof, which causes decomposition of the frog and other hoof structures. It is often associated with unsanitary conditions, but a more likely predisposing cause is lack of exercise and neglected foot care.
Infection of the tissues of the frog by micro-organisms. This is seen as a foul smelling black crud or discharge in the commissures and frog. Advanced cases may invade sensitive tissues and cause lameness. a.k.a: Frush (archaic).
Fungal or bacterial infection of the frog, characterized by foul-smelling discharge from the cleft of the frog.
Thrush, sometimes called candida albicans, is a common microscopic fungal organism normally present in the mucus membranes of the mouth, intestines and vagina. Under certain circumstances it may become superficially infected, and rarely seriously infected. Also known as Candida.
a fungal infection usually in the mouth.
candidiasis; infection of the mouth (or vagina) with a Candida fungus, typically characterized by white plaques.
is an infection that can cause itching around a woman's vulva or a man's penis and can create a discharge. If you think you may have thrush, your doctor or chemist can give you a cream to stop the itching and clear up the infection.
A fungal infection of the mouth, throat or genitals, marked by white patches. Also called candidiasis.
a fungal infection of the mouth or throat which appears as a white coating.
Infection of the body with the yeast Candida albicans. Vaginal thrush occurs when the vagina loses its natural acidity, usually as a result of taking antibiotics or from excess use of soap, which is alkaline. Symptoms include itch, white discharge, and pain on intercourse.
Infection by yeast cells of the mouth, usually in infants.
Degenerative condition of the frog of the foot, characterized by infection and blackening of the affected area; usually occurs in horses housed under unsanitary conditions.
Sore patches in the mouth caused by a fungus, yeast.
Candida (yeast) infection in the mouth, generally caused by residue from MDI's, particularly steroid inhalers. Use of a spacer device and rinsing immediately after an inhaler dose can help reduce incidence of thrush.
candidiasis of the oral cavity; seen mostly in infants or debilitated adults
A fungal infection of the mouth and throat caused by candida, marked by white patches in the oral cavity.
Thrush is a fungus infection which can affect a baby's mouth and a woman's nipple during breastfeeding.
A fungal infection of the mouth characterized by white patches and ulcers; candida infection may also occur on mother's nipples.
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hoof disease characterized by degeneration of the frog and a thick foul-smelling discharge.
A condition in which Candida albicans, a type of yeast, grows out of control in moist skin areas of the body. It is usually a result of a weakened immune system, but can be a side effect of breast cancer chemotherapy or treatment with antibiotics. Thrush usually affects the mouth (oral thrush); however, rarely, it spreads throughout the entire body. Also called Candidiasis or Candidosis.
infection surrounding frog leading to degeneration of frog tissues, caused by unhygienic conditions, wet stalls/paddocks and failing to clean hooves daily.
A disease characterized by whitish spots and ulcers on the membranes of the mouth and tongue cause by a parasitic fungus.
yeast infection of the mouth and/or throat characterized by white cheesy deposits on the gums
a fungal infection on the tongue, caused by using too much mouthwash. It can often be cured by simply diluting the mouthwash.
A fungal infection characterized by whitish patches on a baby's tongue or cheeks. Mild cases of thrush resolve without treatment, while more extensive cases require a doctor's care.
an infection in the mouth caused by the fungusCandida.
Yeast infection of the mouth and throat, characterized by patches of white, caused by the fungus Candida albicans . See the entire definition of Thrush
An infection of the mouth. In people with diabetes, this infection may be caused by high levels of glucose (sugar) in mouth fluids, which helps the growth of fungus that causes the infection. Patches of whitish-colored skin in the mouth are signs of this disease.
A yeast infection of the mouth characterized by white patches on the inside of the mouth and cheeks.
a fungal infection caused by the organism Candida albicans.
a fungus infection in the mouth Back
fungal infection of throat or vagina.
a yeast infection in the mouth and throat of babies.
Fungus infection which usually affects the mouth or vagina. White patches appear and the surrounding skin is red and sore. Occurs most often in people with low resistance to infection (eg after chemotherapy) or in areas that have been treated with radiotherapy (eg in the mouth).
A fungal infection in the mouth or vaginal area
A yeast infection that develops in the baby’s mouth and is characterized by white patches on the baby’s tongue, gums, and cheeks inside the mouth. Thrush most commonly results from antibiotics taken by the mother or baby.
a fungus infection of the mouth characterized by white patches on a red inflamed surface.
sore patches in the mouth caused by the fungus Candida albicans. Thrush is one of the most frequent early symptoms or signs of an immune disorder. The fungus commonly lives in the mouth, but only causes problems when the body's resistance is reduced either by antibiotics that have reduced the number of competitive organisms in the mouth, or by an immune deficiency such as HIV disease.
A fungus or yeast infection of the mouth and throat tha may develop due to chronic use of inhaled corticosteroids. It is usually treated with an anti-fungal agent. Rinsing the mouth after use of an inhaled corticosteroid or using a spacer may reduce the risk of developping thrush.
A disease occurring in the mouth or throat that is caused by a yeast, .
a fungal infection of the mouth that usually causes a white coating on the tongue, cheeks or throat.
An infection of the oral mucous membranes caused by the fungus Candida albicans. Oral thrush in adults is usually an indication of an underlying disease as diabetes or a malignancy. Those who regularly inhale steroids in an effort to control asthma are advised to rinse their mouths out afterwards to help prevent oral thrush. Any baby who has a sore throat and shows discomfort during feeding should be examined.
infection of mouth or vagina caused by the fungus candida albicans
Fungal infection caused by Candida albicans, usually affecting the mouth and genitals.
Sore patches in the mouth caused by the fungus Candida albicans. Thrush is one of the most frequent early symptoms or signs of an immune disorder. In the mouth, thrush looks like creamy white patches or small red spots on the tongue, roof of the mouth, gums, or throat. Crusting on the corners of the mouth also is a symptom of thrush. Thrush can make it difficult or painful to swallow and can cause chest pain.
Infection of the mouth by yeast. Characterized by milky-white lesions on the mouth, lips and throat.
A fungal infection from Candida Albicans. Occurs most often in infants, immunocompromised patients, and AIDS victims. Characterized by small whitish sports on the tongue and inside of the cheeks.