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Can you tell me some recommended products to treat vaginal yeast infection?
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OTC meds: Over- the- counter medicines for yeast infections include: micon 7, monistat, vagistat, (tioconazole) gynazole, femcare, Gyne-Lotrimin ; mycelex.
Answered 9/29/2016
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