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I have got yeast infection. dont know what to do. which medicine should i take? is there any tablet that can be taken??
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Fluconazole: One treatment regimen for vaginal yeast infection is a single tablet of fluconazole 150 mg taken by mouth.
Answered 1/18/2015
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