- Creamy white plaques inside the mouth.
- Redness, soreness, or tenderness inside the mouth
Genital thrush
- Thick vaginal discharge with a cottage cheese look and texture
- Vaginal itchiness and soreness
- Stinging or burning feeling when you pee
- Redness and swelling
- Difficulty sitting or walking
- Anal itchiness
Esophageal thrush
- Pain when swallowing
- Problems swallowing
- Feeling like food gets stuck in throat
- Heartburn
Neonatal thrush
- Creamy white patch or film in your baby's mouth; it usually has raised, jagged edges and your baby has difficulty latching
- Cracking and redness at corners of baby's mouth
- Fussy baby who has difficulty feeding
- Diaper rash that doesn't go away