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Hi everybody. I was banded on Tuesday, Oct 19th and had been getting along just absolutely great until Thursday evening. It started by not being able to lie down because I felt as though I was going to choke on mucus. Then my throat began to feel restricted and it hurt so bad to swallow that I was having a hard time getting my liquids down. I was beginning to think, "Just my luck - I've got strep or tonsilitis." Friday morning I looked in the mirror and stuck my tongue out and was totally shocked by what I saw. My tongue, jaws and throat were completely covered with white patches. My Dr saw me right away and it was determined that I had a bad case of Thrush. I am so thankful to say that the meds that I am taking are clearing this up so quickly and I am drinking again with no problems. I just wanted to share this just in case somebody else begins to have some of these same symptoms.