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What Causes Oral Thrush From Inhaled Medications? Have you ever wondered why some inhaled medications can cause mouth discomfort or white patches? In this informative video, we'll explain what causes oral thrush from inhaled medications and how you can prevent it. We’ll start by discussing how inhaled corticosteroids, commonly used for asthma or COPD, can leave residual medicine in your mouth and throat. This leftover medication can weaken the mouth’s natural defenses, making it easier for fungi like Candida albicans to grow uncontrollably. We’ll explore how this overgrowth results in symptoms such as white patches, soreness, and difficulty swallowing.

The video also covers practical tips to reduce your risk, including proper inhaler technique, rinsing your mouth thoroughly after each use, and using a spacer device to deliver medication more effectively. Additionally, we’ll highlight the importance of maintaining good oral hygiene and scheduling regular dental check-ups to catch early signs of thrush. Understanding these factors can help you manage your respiratory condition while keeping your mouth healthy. Whether you're using inhaled medications or caring for someone who does, this information can help you prevent uncomfortable side effects and maintain overall oral health.

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