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Q: Clindesse Reaction

asked by: simply red on June 7th, 2007

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I was diagnosed with a bacterial infection & prescribed clindesse it felt better for a day but now i think i have a yeast infection. does anyone know how to treat an allergic reaction to clindesse.My dr.told me to douch to remove it but it hasn't helped. please someone help. Crying or Very sad

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Georgia59

replied on June 8th, 2007

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So you took Clindesse yesterday and today you think you have a yeast infection? Maybe the medicine is still working?

Why do you think now that it is a yeast infection? Maybe it is still the bacterial infection? A yeast infection would not be an allergic reaction to clindesse. It could be possible, I think, because a yeast infection occurs when there is more yeast than bacteria. (both are present in a healthy vagina) and antibacterials obviously kill the yeast.

Douching would remove the medication but not treat a yeast infection. I would go back to the doctor.

simply red

replied on June 8th, 2007

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Georgia59 wrote:

No I took used the medication last sunday & wednesday is when the dr.told me to douch because I was having an allergic reaction. I just don't know what to do now it is still driving me crazy.

Georgia59

replied on June 9th, 2007

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Did the doc look at all? Did she say it was an infection or allergy?

I think you need to go back and make them fix you!!

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