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Q: yeast infection twice in one month

asked by: peanutbutterjelly on August 3rd, 2008

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i had a yeast infection about a few weeks ago i used canestan and it didn;t really work after a week. then my doctor prescribed me with a strong oral pill for the yeast and it went away but after about a week or so it came back but its not a clumpy discharge it seems more milky but i have a ring of white at the mouth. what can i do to get rid of the yeast or it there something wrong with me

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sinonim

replied on September 12th, 2008

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The signs of yeast infection are itching and a burning sensation in the affected areas. There are several different treatments used for yeast infection. The aim of medical treatments is usually to reduce the amount of yeast growing. A more traditional treatment is to use natural unflavored yoghurt to help increase the amount of good bacteria in the body.

lollidays

replied on September 14th, 2008

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Yeast Infections.

Sinonim- you seem to know a lot about regular yeast infections. Do you know about systemic yeast by any chance? Because I have that problem and I'm trying to gather more info on it.

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