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If i stop taking antibiotics should my yeast infection go away on its own?
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Continue treatment: Always finish your antibiotic therapy even if you feel like you are getting better. If you don't complete your therapy, the yeast infection will come back and the antibiotic may not work as effectively and become resistant to the antibiotic therapy.
Answered 10/6/2017
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