Wondering what symptoms are associated with oral ulcers?

Patient's question:

The illness lasted for 6 days. There was white coating in the mouth, and white patches resembling flesh spurs on the tip of the tongue. The gums of the front teeth were swollen and red. For the first 4 days, she had high fever that wouldn't subside, and for the last 2 days, the fever went away. Dear white coat angels, is this mouth ulcers? Now the baby doesn't eat milk, only drinks 150 milliliters at 2 a.m., and doesn't eat during the day. Even forced feeding doesn't work. She is a 1-year-5-month-old female baby.

Doctor's answer:

I'm glad to help you clarify this issue. Based on your description, your baby had a fever two days ago. Now the fever has gone, and it has been six days since the illness started. Given your situation, there are white patches covering the tongue and face. Could it be thrush? I suggest taking your child to the local hospital for a diagnosis and treatment in the dental department. The above is my advice on this issue. I hope it helps you, and wish you a speedy recovery!

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