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Can i use vagistat (tioconazole) 3 to treat my yeast infection while breastfeeding?
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Yes: Vagistat (tioconazole) or any of the other vaginal anti-yeast medications are safe to use while breast feeding. Not all discharges or vaginal symptoms are yeast infections--make sure you are self-treating the correct infection. If no relief within 4-7days, go see your gynecologist.
Answered 9/22/2016
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Yes: you cn use it while breast feeding.
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