Some helpful tips about yeast infection
1. Yeast infection is not an STD.
2. Don’t use antibiotics in treating yeast infection.
3. Signs you have a yeast infection include:
-Redness and swelling of the vulva.
-Vaginal rash 👇🏿
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1. Yeast infection is not an STD.
2. Don’t use antibiotics in treating yeast infection.
3. Signs you have a yeast infection include:
-Redness and swelling of the vulva.
-Vaginal rash 👇🏿
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-Thick white odour free vaginal discharge.
-Burning sensation during sex or while urinating.
4. If you are breastfeeding don’t use Fluconazole oral tab for treating yeast infection.
-Burning sensation during sex or while urinating.
4. If you are breastfeeding don’t use Fluconazole oral tab for treating yeast infection.
5. Don’t take fluconazole to treat yeast infections if you're pregnant, because it may cause miscarriage or birth defects.
6. Complete your medications even if the symptoms go away while you are still on the medications.
6. Complete your medications even if the symptoms go away while you are still on the medications.
7. If you are pregnant never use any medication or even vaginal cream whether it doesn’t require prescription until you speak to your doctor first.
Worthy of note: Vaginal creams, vaginal tablets, and suppositories may be made with oil which can damage condoms and diaphragms. If you intend not to get pregnant do not have sex while treating the infection or use a different birth control method.
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