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joytotheworld

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Yeast Infection Posted: 10-31-04 05:58am


I want to know if you start your period will it cure a yeast infection?

sheilaif

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We Wish Posted: 11-01-04 12:34pm


No it wont. It may make your symtoms less or unnoticable for a short time but it wont make it go away. Theres a pill you can take for yeast infections now called diflucan. I swear by it. So much better than the messes. It does cause me some mild cramps but still better.

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