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kets7519
Could this be thrush?
Posted: Mar 29, 2008

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I've been taking Adair daily, was put on Prednisone for 12 days, and now my mouth (tongue and throat) feels strange. It feels irritated, sort of like little pins sticking in it. Drinking water relieves it temporarily. I know Advair can cause thrush, but I do rinse VERY thoroughly, and was wondering if the Prednisone had anything to do with this. I've never had thrush before, so I don't really know if that's what it is?
 

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