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I just used monistat 1, (tioconazole) placed the ovule in about 9am. i went to the bathroom 2 hrs later and some of it came out. do i need to get another dose?
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YES/NO: This is a problem with the Ovules, You may had noticed that it's recommend that you insert it before bed when you're laying down. Even then, it can plop out before completely dissolved if you use the bathroom. It takes 2-3 days for the symptoms to resolve. If you think you can wait, get another if you still have symptoms. I DO recommend inserting it before bed in any case. Best wishes!
Answered 11/3/2017
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