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I'm 40 weeks pregnant and i know i have a yeast infection. which over-the-counter medicine would be the best method, 1day treatment, 3 day treatment, or 7 day treatment especially since i could deliver any day now? are generic yeast medications okay as we
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Rec: one day: They are all similarly effective and generic is fine. Since you're so close to delivery i recommend a one day treatment. Congrats in advance on your baby!
Answered 2/24/2017
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Best to ask OB doc.: At this stage, it would clearly be best to discuss this with your ob.
Answered 10/3/2016
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