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A member asked:
My doc gave my fluconazole for 5 days 150mg & nystatin take 3 times a day , is that ok to take together? would cause die - off syptoms?
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Yes: they are ok to take together. I assume the Nystatin is topical.
Answered 11/8/2014
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Can I take diflucan (fluconazole) with nystatin for thrush of the mouth?
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I developed oral thrush during a COVID-19 infection, was on clotrimazole, then nystatin, now fluconazole, 200mg once then 100mg/day- started to clear up at first but after a week growing back. Dr says to continue another week, could it be dying off?
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Infant black tongue. Tried nystatin, then swabbed for culture and tried fluconazole, no yeast on culture. Dr said iron stain? Doesn't get supplement.
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