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I am 9 weeks pregnant and my ob prescribed terconzole based on cultures. should i be worried. i have used it for 5 days now?
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Why worry? : If you had a yeast infection and were prescribed medicine then it seems there is no longer anything to worry about. your problem is being treated
Answered 9/3/2014
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