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I have a yeast infection and my dr prescribed betamicoter creme with vibramycine. i stopped applying the creme for 5 days. is it safe to re-use it?
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More info needed: Where was the yeast infection? (That is which body part was affected?) Generally speaking, you can re-use the creme.
Answered 9/9/2014
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