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Q: yeast infection and diabetes

asked by: jbaby on August 9th, 2009

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I do have diabetes, type 1 juvinile, i have had a yeast infection for a year or longer and the pills the hospital gave me didnt work, no matter what doctor i see, they do a urine test and just tell me to take a yeast infection medicine but nothing works...... is there a way that i can accually get rid of it...... for a while, not a day?

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jbaby

replied on August 9th, 2009

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oh yeah, and could it be something else that they are not checking me for?

crazybs

replied on August 9th, 2009

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Try balancing your PH level. I had repeated yeast infections and I told my Dr I was not leaving his office till he fixed me.

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