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Bladder infection - took antibiotics - yeast infection - doc gave me medicine for it - using vagisil for itching and now it feels like it's burn my v ?
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Since Vagisil treats: ...symptoms only, if it's making your symptoms worse, you should stop it. Take the yeast medication as prescribed. If the itching & burning continue several days after finishing the yeast med & stopping the Vagisil, contact your doctor for further advice.
Answered 9/22/2015
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My doc presribed me amox-clav for a UTI but i'm pretty sure I have a yeast infection. No urge to urinate, or crazy pain. Just lots of vaginal itching, and slight burn when urinating. What should I do & does this sound like a UTI or a yeast infection?
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