Can brown sugar cure thrush?

Thrush is a relatively common symptom of viral infection. This disease is more common among young children and has a serious impact on their physical development. Thrush is also very painful and will make children resist eating. Over time, children will become thin. There are many ways to treat thrush, and many people like to use brown sugar to treat it. Let's take a look at whether brown sugar can cure thrush?

Recipe :

1. Apply brown sugar externally to treat thrush: Grind 30 grams of brown sugar into powder, apply appropriate amount to the affected area, 4-6 times a day.

2. Coptis chinensis powder can treat thrush: Take an appropriate amount of Coptis chinensis powder and fill it on the belly button, changing it once a day.

3. Use saltpeter to treat thrush: Take 30 grams of saltpeter, mash it into powder, take an appropriate amount and fill it on the belly button, seal it with adhesive tape, and change it once a day.

4. Lettuce leaves treat thrush: 6 grams of lettuce leaves, 3 dates, decocted in water, 1-2 times a day.

5. Ginger honey juice to treat thrush: Take 30ml of honey and 10ml of ginger juice, mix well and apply to the affected area, 2-3 times a day.

6. Old eggplant can cure thrush: Take 10g of old eggplant root, 3g of tangerine peel, and 6g of rock sugar, decoct in water and take 1-2 times a day.

Note :

1. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the patient's oral cavity, provide guidance on feeding, and strengthen personal hygiene. Rinse the nipples with warm water before and after feeding, and give the baby a small amount of warm water after feeding. Use 1:3 honeysuckle and licorice solution to scrub the mouth 3-4 times a day. For local ulcers, apply appropriate amount of Bingpengsan or 1% gentian violet externally.

2. Observe the increase or decrease of white flakes on the oral mucosa and tongue of the sick child and the sucking situation. If the child is irritable, has bad breath, drooling, constipation, cries when sucking, or has difficulty swallowing or breathing, he or she should be sent to the hospital immediately. For those with fever, measure body temperature regularly, provide physical cooling, and feed light salt water or warm water. For those with bad breath and constipation, use 1 gram of rhubarb powder under the guidance of a doctor, soak it in boiling water and feed it to the patient. Chinese herbal decoctions should be taken warm in small amounts and multiple times. Dissolve Green Robe Powder in water and wipe the sore with a cotton swab. Then apply Bingpeng Powder mixed with sesame oil to the affected area of ​​the mouth, 3 to 5 times a day.

3. The nursing mother should eat a light diet and avoid spicy food and alcohol. Do not feed too much at one time. Those with constipation can be fed vegetable soup. Children's bottles, nipples and tableware should be cleaned and disinfected regularly.