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I have an yeast infection. can i take the azo yeast for it if i'm pregnant?
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Check with your Ob: Pregnant women should always check first with their obstetricians before using any vaginal product. AZO Yeast probably would be harmless, but probably wouldn't work; it doesn't cure yeast, only treats the symptoms. There are many more effective over-the-counter products. But your doctor may want to confirm the diagnosis and/or suggest a particular medication. Call the office. Good luck!
Answered 8/4/2015
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