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tk821

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Terazol and Diflucan effectiveness Posted: 03-04-08 14:13pm


Hello, I'm new to this particular forum but was wondering if anyone has any personal experience using both meds. For my first two yeast infections (that occurred 4-6 weeks ago, 2 weeks apart), my Dr. gave me Diflucan--1 dose 150mg. It took about 5 days for it to work but the itching never really went away. The third time around (last night) I started on Terazol3 cream. I'm not noticing any immediate healing at all, and in fact it's hard to even see whether or not the yeast is still there because of the cream. Has anyone experienced immediate relief with either one of these, if not, how long does Terazol usually take into effect? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

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Yeast Infection. Posted: 03-05-08 02:27am


I have tried both and neither one has worked for me. I just tried another double dose of diflucan last week and it did not work. I am so fed up with my yeast infection. When I post about it, people think it comes and goes, but its non-stop. It is always here. You should go to your local vitamin shop and get some good probiotics. Thats what I was told to do.

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