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I received treatment for a yeast infection 3 dosages for 3 nights i completed treatment today how long before i'm okay? terconazole 3-day regimen 0.8%
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More: I typically recommend a 5 or 7 day treatment when my patients have a yeast infection. Sometimes the 1 or 3 day treatments aren't sufficient. If you've completed the 3 day treatment and your symptoms (pain or itching) are gone, then hopefully you've been fully treated.
Answered 11/7/2014
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