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2 days after yeast "vag inserted" meds, still have white discharge, and entrance sensitive to touch and swollen inside
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Oral antifungals: Oral antifungals work better for vaginal yeast infection. Stop taking antibiotics if they are not needed.
Answered 2/10/2014
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