Yeast Infection Forum - Fluconazole active time ?

I took a single 150 mg Fluconazole pill on June 14th for my yeast infection.
How long will this stay active in my system?

All the pharmacies I called about the last antibiotic I had to take said that the medicine would be out of my system in 24 hours when I finished my last dose.

On the packet, it says Fluconazole works for days inside your body ... so I wasn't sure.

How long should it take to clear my system?

Replies(2)

Shannashaine

replied on July 3rd, 2008

Experienced User

diflucan

I think diflucan stays active in your body for 5 days. I have tried it many times but it wont take away my yeast infection. I have had a nonstop yeast infection for a long time. I am currently under a gyno's care but it still has not went away. Did diflucan work for you?

umbrellas

replied on July 4th, 2008

New User

I'm not sure, honestly. I think it worked a little bit, if not worked all the way. Of course, I didn't even really know I had a yeast infection ... Shocked

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