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Im pregnant and i have a yeast infection is it safe to take fluconazole 150 mg?
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Generally yes.: When used in high doses, Fluconazole is teratogenic in animal studies. Following exposure during the first trimester, case reports have noted similar malformations in humans when used in higher doses (400 mg/day) over extended periods of time. Use of lower doses (150 mg as a single dose) does not suggest an increase risk to the fetus.
Answered 9/30/2017
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