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SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Possibly Effective
Based on 1 Research
7
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 12 Reviews
8.2
Top Medical Research Studies
7
In our exploration of tea tree oil’s effectiveness against vaginal thrush, we found promising antifungal activity from both 5% and 10% concentrations. Using samples taken from pregnant women diagnosed with vulvovaginal candidiasis, we observed that nystatin outperformed tea tree oil in inhibiting Candida species.
While tea tree oil showed some potential, its effectiveness was significantly lower compared to nystatin. This suggests that while tea tree oil may contribute to treatment options, further studies are essential to determine the best concentrations for effective use during pregnancy.
While tea tree oil showed some potential, its effectiveness was significantly lower compared to nystatin. This suggests that while tea tree oil may contribute to treatment options, further studies are essential to determine the best concentrations for effective use during pregnancy.
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Most Useful Reviews
7.5
Lifesaver for thrush
33 people found this helpful
An irreplaceable product in any home, I've known tea tree oil for a long time. I apply it on various rashes, scratches, and bites; use it in an aroma lamp when unwell; and do inhalations as it helps a lot. For thrush, I soak a tampon in coconut oil with a drop of tea tree oil and leave it overnight. I also use it for mouth rinsing, stomatitis, and for cleaning the floor, adding a couple of drops in water for disinfection. It’s an effective lifesaver and very economical!
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9
Broad-spectrum action
2 people found this helpful
Excellent natural oil and antiseptic! I apply it on a mask to combat viruses. It's great for gums and as a mouth rinse. This isn't my first order, and it has a broad spectrum of action! I use it for skin damages and even put it directly on sore gums or a tooth. It's also effective in thrush treatments with tampons. Great oil!
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9
Used in tampons
2 people found this helpful
Excellent oil that I used in tampons for thrush.
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Medical Researches
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Possibly Effective
Based on 1 Research
7
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7
In our exploration of tea tree oil’s effectiveness against vaginal thrush, we found promising antifungal activity from both 5% and 10% concentrations. Using samples taken from pregnant women diagnosed with vulvovaginal candidiasis, we observed that nystatin outperformed tea tree oil in inhibiting Candida species.
While tea tree oil showed some potential, its effectiveness was significantly lower compared to nystatin. This suggests that while tea tree oil may contribute to treatment options, further studies are essential to determine the best concentrations for effective use during pregnancy.
While tea tree oil showed some potential, its effectiveness was significantly lower compared to nystatin. This suggests that while tea tree oil may contribute to treatment options, further studies are essential to determine the best concentrations for effective use during pregnancy.
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User Reviews
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 12 Reviews
8.2
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7.5
Lifesaver for thrush
33 people found this helpful
An irreplaceable product in any home, I've known tea tree oil for a long time. I apply it on various rashes, scratches, and bites; use it in an aroma lamp when unwell; and do inhalations as it helps a lot. For thrush, I soak a tampon in coconut oil with a drop of tea tree oil and leave it overnight. I also use it for mouth rinsing, stomatitis, and for cleaning the floor, adding a couple of drops in water for disinfection. It’s an effective lifesaver and very economical!
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9
Broad-spectrum action
2 people found this helpful
Excellent natural oil and antiseptic! I apply it on a mask to combat viruses. It's great for gums and as a mouth rinse. This isn't my first order, and it has a broad spectrum of action! I use it for skin damages and even put it directly on sore gums or a tooth. It's also effective in thrush treatments with tampons. Great oil!
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9
Used in tampons
2 people found this helpful
Excellent oil that I used in tampons for thrush.
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7.5
Natural antibiotic
2 people found this helpful
I’m familiar with tea tree oil and won’t describe the theory, but I’ll say how I use it: I apply it on rashes, do inhalations, and open the bottle to breathe for a runny nose. For thrush, I prepare a tampon with coconut oil and one drop of tea tree oil overnight. It's antibacterial and antifungal, proving effective for many ailments, including ear infections. I wish everyone health!
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9
Excellent antibacterial
1 people found this helpful
I was satisfied with this oil as it served as an excellent antibacterial agent for thrush and foot fungus.
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Frequently Asked Questions
7.5
Love it!
Based on reviews, I tried tea tree oil and found its pleasant smell appealing. I used it with a base oil for herpes and for thrush discomfort; just a drop on my underwear cleared it up in a couple of days. I also added it to cleaning water and my washing machine. I've really fallen in love with it!
9
Handled thrush well
1 people found this helpful
I found it ideal for thrush and used it as part of a complex therapy. It worked perfectly! I also added it to the water when washing floors and for soothing mosquito bites.
7.5
Lifesaver for thrush
33 people found this helpful
An irreplaceable product in any home, I've known tea tree oil for a long time. I apply it on various rashes, scratches, and bites; use it in an aroma lamp when unwell; and do inhalations as it helps a lot. For thrush, I soak a tampon in coconut oil with a drop of tea tree oil and leave it overnight. I also use it for mouth rinsing, stomatitis, and for cleaning the floor, adding a couple of drops in water for disinfection. It’s an effective lifesaver and very economical!
7.5
Saves from thrush
This oil greatly helps with acne and inflammations while not drying my skin like alcohol-based products. It’s also effective for thrush; I use it with coconut oil in tampons.
7.5
Natural antibiotic
2 people found this helpful
I’m familiar with tea tree oil and won’t describe the theory, but I’ll say how I use it: I apply it on rashes, do inhalations, and open the bottle to breathe for a runny nose. For thrush, I prepare a tampon with coconut oil and one drop of tea tree oil overnight. It's antibacterial and antifungal, proving effective for many ailments, including ear infections. I wish everyone health!
6
Good for inflammation
This oil is great for those with oral thrush or gum inflammation. Just a few drops combined with water work wonders.
9
Excellent antibacterial
1 people found this helpful
I was satisfied with this oil as it served as an excellent antibacterial agent for thrush and foot fungus.
References
- Ervianti E, Purnamasari I, Astari L, Prasetyo B, Endraswari PD, et al. Comparison of tea tree oil 5%, tea tree oil 10%, and nystatin inhibition zones against vaginal Candida isolates in pregnancy. J Infect Dev Ctries. 2023;17:353. 10.3855/jidc.16761
