“It’s not thrush!” - Challenging the candida narrative eLearning module
1.25 L CERP
Nipple or breast thrush is a label frequently attached to lactating individuals who have symptoms such as shooting pains or skin changes. But is this actually evidence-based? In this presentation, Naomi Dow (GP & IBCLC) highlights that when looking at anatomy, physiology, microbiology and pharmacology, the very concept of nipple/breast thrush comes under scrutiny.
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