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Is it normal for monistat to burn when curing a yeast infection?
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Yes: Your skin barrier is damaged. The creams can sting, but should diminish over a couple of days. If this sensation does not resolve, seek medical evaluation.
Answered 1/2/2017
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I have a yeast infection I been using monistat 3 days. The 3 days ar eup and I still have the itch. Also when i put the cream it burns and is itchy.
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