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A member asked:
If i am 19 weeks pregnant and have a yeast infection is it okay to take azo yeast plus? will this harm my baby or cause any bitrth defects?
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Not a problem: I assume that you will be treating the infection intra-vaginally. None of the azo will get to your developing baby. You are also beyond the critical period during which drugs might have an effect.
Answered 11/28/2017
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