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What to do if i have a minor oral yeast infection?
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Oral Yeast: Oral yeast infections are common and treated with nystatin. However, they can be manifestations of an underlying condition (like an immunodeficiency) if occurring in a previously healthy person or in someone who uses inhalers (asthma). Please see your physician for evaluation.
Answered 5/26/2013
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