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Anybody else feel this way?

Where you Tongue is like burnt out? And you can taste something weird? What will help my taste buds come back?

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yikes lol lets hope its not thrush. I had ketosis real bad the first week after surgery and now its kinda going away.

Erin how are you doing? have you been eating? did the chicken broth go down ok?

Your body is usually in a good balance and it has bacteria all over it and in every orifice. They are kind of like good soldiers on patrol. But when the doc runs in those antibiotics (to keep you from a bad surgical infection) it can kill some of your good soldiers and let yeast (everywhere, its even in the air) grow in your mouth and vagina (vajayjay!LOL!) way more than normal. Its usually white and in the V, its itchy!! Anyway the yogurt with active cultures usually gets you back to normal but for now, if it is thrush (oral yeast called candida) the 'swish and swallow' antifungal is probably the way to go!Good luck!!!

I had thrush and had to do the swish and swallow meds (which is gross!), but thank goodness, I never got a yeast infection.

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