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A member asked:
I am on a three day regimen of terconazole,i had a bowl movement and a lot of cream leaked out, does that mean it will be less effective now?
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No: It is common to see the cream come out of your vagina. It still coats the vaginal walls as it leaks out. I suggest you insert the cream at bedtime so you will not get up as often. But it will still leak out. That is expected
Answered 9/10/2014
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